Tucked away between Choteau and Browning, the North Fork of Birch Creek showcases the incredible geology of the Rocky Mountain Front. As you walk alongside the cascading creek, you’ll pass through a recently burned area rich with wildflowers and lush new vegetation. You’ll also be treated to spectacular sights of uplifted and folded layers of bedrock that have been sculpted and exposed by water, fire, and wind. For the full Rocky Mountain Front experience, climb to the top of the unnamed pass at the head of the creek for broad views over the Bob Marshall Wilderness Complex and Badger-Two Medicine.
