Amber McDaniel
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Begin your ski through the windy plains.
Amber McDaniel
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01/09/2021
After about half a mile, the trail will take you into shaded forests on narrower, but still safely wide trails.
Amber McDaniel
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01/09/2021
You are sure to find solitude and peace on these quiet forest tracks.
Amber McDaniel
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Be wary of the one creek crossing in Willow Creek. While trail crews have piled logs over the water, there are plenty of gaps that make for careful pole placement.
Amber McDaniel
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Weekdays and after fresh snows are always better at Willow.
Amber McDaniel
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A plow sled does come through to mark the trail and keep things passable.
Amber McDaniel
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Skiers get the pleasure of good weather without sacrificing decent snow.
Amber McDaniel
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Willow Creek has lots of little hills for those who want them, and plenty of flat terrain for those who don't.
Amber McDaniel
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If you decide to tackle some of the hillier loops, make sure you know how to duck walk or sidestep!
Amber McDaniel
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If you ever find yourself a little lost on the many trails, just make sure you travel southeast when in doubt and you'll eventually find yourself heading toward the parking lot.
Amber McDaniel
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Really test your backcountry skills by venturing off into the untouched powder through young aspen glades.
Amber McDaniel
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Look for the Willow Creek sign at the west edge of the pull-off to know you've parked in the right place.
Amber McDaniel
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01/09/2021
Begin your ski through the windy plains that are so characteristic of Wyoming. Bundle up for this small portion of the track but have a backpack to stash layers once you find shelter from the wind.