The bridge over Decker Creek (FS 210) from the primitive Bull Moose Trailhead.
Hiking on faith. The Bull Moose Trail requires a little route-finding in the low elevation meadows.
The trail crosses several large meadows at the 7,000-foot elevation.
Spring wildflowers and snow-capped peaks.
Wildlife can be abundant along the edge of the large meadows.
Hikers are rewarded with great views of Heyburn Peak.
Snowy couloirs can be filled in until early July.
During years with a deep snowpack, the Bull Moose Trail can be wet and flooded into July.
Wildfllowers and Mount Heyburn.
More wet and flooded trail.
The third open meadow offers astounding views.
The south face of Mount Heyburn.
Flooded meadow and Mount Heyburn.
A flooded trail as it enters the uppermost meadow around 7,100 feet.