This popular hiking trail and trailhead is located within the Terry Badlands
Wilderness Study Area (WSA). This is a great day hike, which is a little over
1 mile to get to the natural bridges, and is a relatively easy to moderate
hike. To get to the Natural Bridges trailhead, you must first traverse the
Calyspo Trail via a four wheel drive vehicle. A small sign is located within
the WSA to mark which way the trailhead is located. Wheeled traffic is
restricted to the Calypso Trail only, as both sides of the trail are part of
the WSA. An interpretive sign marks the beginning of the Calypso Trail, which
provides this road access to the picturesque Terry Badlands Wilderness Study
Area and the Natural Bridges recreational trail.

This popular hiking trail and trailhead is located within the Terry Badlands Wilderness Study Area (WSA).   This is a great day hike, which is a little over 1 mile to get to the natural bridges, and is a relatively easy to moderate hike.   To get to the Natural Bridges trailhead, you must first traverse the Calyspo Trail via a four wheel drive vehicle.   A small sign is located within the WSA to mark which way the trailhead is located.  Wheeled traffic is restricted to the Calypso Trail only, as both sides of the trail are part of the WSA.   An interpretive sign marks the beginning of the Calypso Trail, which provides this road access to the picturesque Terry Badlands Wilderness Study Area and the Natural Bridges recreational trail.

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Natural Bridges Trail

The 105-mile Big Sky Back Country Byway begins in Terry, MT, and travels north
and south covering badlands and rolling prairies. The byway ends in Wolf
Point, MT, on the beautiful Missouri River, part of the Lewis and Clark
National Historic Trail. The route is part of the National Scenic Byways
Program, linking Terry with Wolf Point. Taking 2 hours one way, you can stop
to take a look at the information kiosks in Terry, Circle, and Wolf Point,
which describe byway attributes, local history, and culture. Visitors can
enjoy the scenic badlands of eastern Montana year round from this all-weather
road.

## Facilities:

Non developed campgrounds on BLM administered lands, dispersed camping
available in areas

<p>The 105-mile Big Sky Back Country Byway begins in Terry, MT, and travels north and south covering badlands and rolling prairies. The byway ends in Wolf Point, MT, on the beautiful Missouri River, part of the Lewis and Clark National Historic Trail. The route is part of the National Scenic Byways Program, linking Terry with Wolf Point. Taking 2 hours one way, you can stop to take a look at the information kiosks in Terry, Circle, and Wolf Point, which describe byway attributes, local history, and culture. Visitors can enjoy the scenic badlands of eastern Montana year round from this all-weather road.</p>

<h2>Facilities:</h2>

<p>Non developed campgrounds on BLM administered lands, dispersed camping available in areas</p>

Natural Bridges Trail

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