Long Lost/Wet Creek Trail #245

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Long Lost/Wet Creek Trail #245 stretches a length of 8 miles. The level of difficulty established is easy to difficult.

The actual trail begins where the old logging road dead ends. There are scattered, rolling pockets of aspen and fir for the first mile, then the terrain opens to sagebrush and grass with fir trees on the left. Beyond the saddle the trail drops at big Creek where visitors will find denser timber. After crossing the head of Big Creek, the trail switchbacks through rock and sagebrush before finally reaching a big, high plateau with a spectacular view of Little Lost and the big Mountain Range. The Plateau follows the ridge for one mile before dropping over the edge onto steep slide rock into Hell Canyon. The trail is very difficult indeed to Shadow Lakes, but becomes more moderate into Long Lost.

Visitors should watch for bighorn sheep, deer and abundant elk in the Big Creek area. Of interest to rock hounds is the Agate on this trail.

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