Jack Creek
LOOKING Closer
Jack Creek’s little side falls illustrate the widely varied nature of mountain streams that coalesce to form the North Platte. Jack Creek in this stretch is a rocky bottomed mountain stream dependent on snowmelt for most of its flow. It is a full rushing stream in the spring and can be a trickle in the summer. The little side creek shows on some topographic maps but has no name like hundreds of similar features in this region.
Look Out For
Snow Pack Accumulation
Snow Melt in Spring and Summer
Tracks in the Snow
LOCATION Map
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