Camping#Hiking#Horseback Riding#Picnicking#RV Camping#Tent CampingNational Forest CampgroundCampsite#Pets Allowed#Toilets#Traildbo2026-04-04T17:00:44Travel 7 miles north of Darby on US Highway 93, then west 18 miles on Lost Horse Road/Forest Service Road 429. Travel on Road 429 is rough because of potholes and rocks. High clearance vehicles recommended.Travel 7 miles north of Darby on US Highway 93, then west 18 miles on Lost Horse Road/Forest Service Road 429. Travel on Road 429 is rough because of potholes and rocks. High clearance vehicles recommended.46.1165869-114.4939858DarbyBitterroot National ForestMTPO Box 38859829Bear Creek Pass Trailhead is located in Bitterroot National Forest at an elevation of 6500 feet. There are numerous trails to access the Selway-Bitterroot Wilderness. The most heavily used is the #613 trail which leads to the Bear Lakes and accesses trail #128 to Fish Lake. Facilities include a vault toilet, hitching rails, and dispersed camping. Right along the Montana-Idaho border, this is a primitive camping area used primarily by horseback riders and packers. Please limit your stay to 14 days.406-821-3913406-821-4264July - OctoberDarby23571|http://www.visitmt.com|Y#11|http://www.wintermt.com|#32|http://www.lewisandclark.state.mt.us|#94|http://indiannations.visitmt.com|Bear Creek Pass TrailheadGLACIERGlacierNational Forest Campgroundhttp://www.fs.usda.gov/bitterroot