The Hydrology Road (BLM Road 3422) route follows two-track and improved
graveled roads. It starts near the Continental Divide and crosses over the
Divide twice. Vegetation includes sagebrush, aspen, and cottonwood.
Spectacular vistas of the Sierra Madre and Snowy Range Mountains abound.
Wildlife viewing includes: pronghorn, elk, deer, and raptors. The loop ride is
about 35 miles with some opportunities for side trips. Ride time is from 2 to
5 hours.

The Hydrology Road (BLM Road 3422)  route follows two-track and improved graveled roads. It starts near the Continental Divide and crosses over the Divide twice. Vegetation includes sagebrush, aspen, and cottonwood. Spectacular vistas of the Sierra Madre and Snowy Range Mountains abound. Wildlife viewing  includes: pronghorn, elk, deer, and raptors. The loop ride is about 35 miles with some opportunities for side trips. Ride time is from 2 to 5 hours.

Bird's eye view of the park

Hydrology Road

Set in the rolling sage grasslands of the Great Divide Basin, this reservoir
becomes a watery oasis under the bright summer skies. Fishing for trout in the
reservoir and surrounding streams is good; this is also a popular non-
motorized water sports area. A variety of wildlife can be seen including
pronghorn, mule deer, coyotes, grouse, rattlesnakes and ducks, along with
rainbow and brown trout.  
  
This is a free site with 5 campsites, vault toilets, boat ramp, and day use
parking. Campsites have picnic tables, fire ring/grills, and parking spurs
with no pull-throughs, please. No horses allowed in campground.  
  
Typical use season is from June 1st through November 15 because access roads
become impassable after heavy rain and snow belt wherein they get extremely
muddy.

Set in the rolling sage grasslands of the Great Divide Basin, this reservoir becomes a watery oasis under the bright summer skies. Fishing for trout in the reservoir and surrounding streams is good; this is also a popular non-motorized water sports area. A variety of wildlife can be seen including pronghorn, mule deer, coyotes, grouse, rattlesnakes and ducks, along with rainbow and brown trout. <br><br>
This is a free site with 5 campsites, vault toilets, boat ramp, and day use parking. Campsites have picnic tables, fire ring/grills, and parking spurs with no pull-throughs, please.  No horses allowed in campground. <br><br> Typical use season is from June 1st through November 15 because access roads become impassable after heavy rain and snow belt wherein they get extremely muddy.

A view of a picnic table, fire ring and grill.

Teton Reservoir Recreation Site

This route uses a combination of improved dirt/graveled and two-track roads.
Riders can start either on the lower or upper end and make a loop ride, an
out-and-back ride on a two-track road, or arrange a shuttle back to the
vehicle. If you are planning a loop or out-and-back ride, you'll have some
climbing to enjoy. Vegetation includes sagebrush, serviceberry, aspen, and
limber pine. Opportunities to view pronghorn, deer, elk and raptors exist. The
loop ride is approximately 30 miles, with some side trips available. The
riding time is about 2 to 5 hours.

This route uses a combination of improved dirt/graveled and two-track roads. Riders can start either on the lower or upper end and make a loop ride, an out-and-back ride on a two-track road, or arrange a shuttle back to the vehicle. If you are planning a loop or out-and-back ride, you'll have some climbing to enjoy. Vegetation includes sagebrush, serviceberry, aspen, and limber pine. Opportunities to view pronghorn, deer, elk and raptors exist. The loop ride is approximately 30 miles, with some side trips available. The riding time is about 2 to 5 hours.

Hydrology Road

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Teton Reservoir Recreation Site

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