Discover the Majestic Woodbine Falls

Adventure Guide to Woodbine Falls Trailhead

• Hiking to Woodbine Falls

  • Special Features: The hike to the falls is relatively short, about 1.5 miles round trip, and offers panoramic views of the surrounding forest and cliffs. The trail is well-maintained, making it ideal for families and casual hikers.
  • Local Insights: Established as part of the Beartooth Wilderness area, this trail has been a favorite for local hikers for decades.
  • Visitor Tips: The best time to visit is late spring through early fall when the trails are dry and the waterfall is at its most impressive. Remember to bring water, a camera, and comfortable hiking shoes.

• Picnicking with a View

  • Special Features: Near the trailhead, there are designated picnic areas where you can relax and enjoy a meal surrounded by nature’s splendor.
  • Key Features: Conveniently placed picnic tables and waste disposal bins are available for use.
  • Visitor Tips: Pack a picnic basket with local delicacies from nearby Fishtail for an authentic experience.

• Photography and Wildlife Spotting

  • Special Features: The area is a photographer's paradise with its vibrant landscapes and opportunities to capture wildlife like deer and various bird species.
  • Visitor Tips: Early mornings and late afternoons provide the best natural light for photos. Always respect wildlife by observing from a distance.

Getting There

• Directions: From Fishtail, drive along Stillwater Road, which turns into NF-419. Follow the signs to Woodbine Falls Trailhead, approximately a 30-minute drive.

Insider Tips

• Ensure you have some cash on hand, as some nearby facilities might not accept cards. Always check local weather conditions before heading out.