Bear Wallow Wilderness

Review & FAQ:

What is Bear Wallow Wilderness?
- Bear Wallow Wilderness is home to some of the largest tracts of virgin ponderosa pine forests in the American Southwest, along with extensive areas of fir, spruce, aspen, and conifer forests.
How is Bear Wallow Wilderness protected?
- The wilderness area is part of the National Wilderness Preservation System, a program designed to protect rare and endangered flora and fauna across America.
What outdoor activities can visitors enjoy?
- Visitors can experience hiking, kayaking, canoeing, rock climbing, river rafting, and backpacking at various sites, including the scenic Bear Wallow Creek.
What wildlife can be found in the wilderness?
- The area is home to a significant population of black bears, as well as deer, elk, and various native reptiles.
Are there trails for visitors?
- Yes, there are five visitor trails that wind through the wilderness, including the Reno Trail, which provides access to the creek’s canyon.

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