Granite Creek Road Gros Ventre Wilderness in WyomingThistle beside Granite Creek Road in the Gros Ventre Wilderness southeast of Hoback Junction
This beautiful thistle was growing in a meadow in the Gros Ventre Wilderness along Granite Creek.
Granite Creek flowing through the Gros Ventre Wilderness southeast of Hoback Junction
This is the view you will see of Granite Creek as you start your drive through the Gros Ventre Wilderness on forest road 30500 about 10 miles east of Hoback Junction.
Larkspur along Granite Creek Road in the Gros Ventre Wilderness southeast of Hoback Junction
The Larkspur were spectacular in the meadows long Granite Creek as it flowed through the Gros Ventre Wilderness.
Meadow along Granite Creek deep in the Gros Ventre Wilderness southeast of Hoback Junction
Hoback Junction and Jackson Hole, Wyoming had a lot of rain fall in the spring so the meadows are lush green and the wildflowers are spectacular in meadows such as this one in the picture. Granite Creek Road is dirt and the slow scenic drive allows for taking in the awesome views.
Gros Ventre Wilderness along Granite Creek Road southeast of Hoback Junction
The scenic drive along Granite Creek Road offers views such as this one. Recreational opportunities include, hiking, fishing, camping, hunting, swimming in Granite Hot Springs and horseback riding. . Trailheads lead through the Gros Ventre Wilderness to the National Elk Refuge. Common Cowparsnip on Granite Creek Road in Gros Ventre Wilderness southeast of Hoback Junction
Common Cowparsnip framing the Gros Ventre Mountains along Granite Creek Road. The stems and leaves of Common Cowparsnip are eaten by a variety of large animals including elk and black bears. Wildflowers along Granite Creek Road deep in Gros Ventre Wilderness southeast of Hoback Junction
The yellow flowers are Mule Ears. The while flowers are Common Buckwheat. The orange/red flowers are skyrocket Gilia. The pink flowers are Sticky Geranium. To learn more about identifying wildflowers pick up Richard J. Shaw's book :Wildflowers of Grand Teton and Yellowstone National Parks. Click here for more Wyoming travellogsUntil next time remember how good life is. More Wyoming AdventuresSome Utah Adventures ** More 2011 Travel Adventures
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