Ranger Sarah notices the Sagebrush growing out of a large rock.
— at Bear Trap Canyon National Recreation Trail

Ranger Sarah with another nice view of the Madison River.
— at Bear Trap Canyon National Recreation Trail

Ranger Sarah takes in the view of the rocky peaks along the trail.
— at Bear Trap Canyon National Recreation Trail

Ranger Sarah starts the hike downstream along the Madison River towards the trailhead.
— at Bear Trap Canyon National Recreation Trail

Ranger Sarah looks a the log serving as the bridge across the creek, and decides this might not work with two dogs with her.
— at Bear Trap Canyon National Recreation Trail

Ranger Sarah has made it to Bear Trap Creek on the Bear Trap Canyon Trail in the Lee Metcalf Wilderness Area.
— at Bear Trap Canyon National Recreation Trail

Ranger Sarah enjoys another nice view. Every bend in the river gives another impressive view.
— at Bear Trap Canyon National Recreation Trail

Ranger Sarah continues hiking along the edge of the Madison River. She has seen just as many fishermen on the river as she has seen hikes on the trail.
— at Bear Trap Canyon National Recreation Trail

Ranger Sarah with another view of the Madison River in Bear Trap Canyon..
— at Bear Trap Canyon National Recreation Trail

Ranger Sarah continues following the Madison River. The Bear Trap Canyon Trail follows the river through the canyon.
— at Bear Trap Canyon National Recreation Trail

Ranger Sarah hikes under Rocky Mountain Juniper Trees that are found all along the canyon.
— at Bear Trap Canyon National Recreation Trail

As Ranger Sarah hikes along the Madison River the canyon narrows. In places 1,500-foot cliffs tower above the canyon.
— at Bear Trap Canyon National Recreation Trail