The Gibson Jack trail follows the creek of that name along a sage, buck-brush and juniper hill with scattered pines the first mile. It eventually reaches an area of aspen and heavier stands of pine with a mountain mahogany scene on the ridge. There are a few stream crossings and some with small wooden bridges. This is a very beautiful hike, especially when Autumn comes around. The route reaches the south and north forks of the creek that are stocked with Yellowstone cutthroat trout. Also, be on the lookout for mule deer.