The Rocky Road Trail is located on Bompart Hill, and accessible via Lime Kiln Trailhead. A fair amount of social trails are adjacent to Rocky Road, but all roads lead to Home. Throughout the journey, gorgeous views of the entire valley and of Mount Helena are to be seen.
Starting at Mt Helena Trailhead, Prospect Shafts Trail is a strenuous path to reach the summit. The mostly rocky trail is quite steep, but offers splendid views of Wakina Sky and the whole Helena Valley. Finish the climb to the very top on the Hogback Trail.
From Dump Gulch Trailhead, climb McKelvey Trail straight to the Helena Ridge, reachable in no time thanks to the efficient incline the trail has to offer. From the junction with West End Trail, continue on West End and the 1906 Trail to reach the Mt Helena summit.
To reach Hanging Draw Trail, park at Dump Gulch Trailhead and hike a quarter-mile up McKelvey Trail. Hanging Draw climbs the south side of Mount Helena to Prospect Shafts Trail, through open trees and cliff bands.
Backside Trail links West End Trail to Prospect Shafts Trail. The half-mile path focuses on the south flank of Mount Helena, presenting views of the summit, Rodney Ridge, and Wakina Sky.
Swaney Trail starts at the Tubbs Trailhead and climbs past the Northwest Passage and Ambrose Trail to Prairie Trail. It’s a fairly steep way to ascend the northwest side of Mount Helena. The path goes through an enchanting and quiet forest area, surrounded by vegetation, shade, and the singing of birds.
On the northwest side or aspect of Mount Helena, from the Le Grande Cannon Trail, Seven Sisters Trail climbs gradually past La Petit Pass and Old Chevy Trail to Andys Trail. The trail offers quiet as it winds through the trees.
From the Mt Helena Trailhead, take the 1906 Trail a quarter mile to reach the Prairie Trail. The Prairie Trail offers a splendid alternation between woods and small meadows, all while displaying views of Mount Helena and the valley. The last half mile is a steep climb to West End and 1906 trails. Retrace your route […]
From Mt Helena Trailhead, follow No Trail for a half mile to the Powerline Trail. Continue to the summit, or save your quads and head back to the trailhead. No Trail is often favored for its less strenuous incline than lower Powerline.
Located on Mount Helena, Mike Cormier Trail connects Prospects Shafts to the Eric Feaver Trail. It descends gradually past the Mt. Helena Trailhead and crosses many other trails as well. Visitors will enjoy an expansive sky and westside views.
