Last updated: December 9, 2025
Place
San Antonio Creek
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Below the north rim of the volcanic caldera and about 12 miles from the Entrance Station, San Antonio Creek meanders through the lush mountain meadows of Valle San Antonio and is home to thousands of non-native brown trout. Elk, bear, coyote, and mountain bluebirds are often spotted along the banks of the creek.
Vehicle access to San Antonio Creek is limited and available seasonally as conditions allow. Access to the creek via hiking, biking, horseback riding, cross-country skiing and snowshoeing is available year-round as conditions allow. There are fenced elk exclosures along the creek that can be fished if there is a walk-through or gate.
Vehicle access to San Antonio Creek is limited and available seasonally as conditions allow. Access to the creek via hiking, biking, horseback riding, cross-country skiing and snowshoeing is available year-round as conditions allow. There are fenced elk exclosures along the creek that can be fished if there is a walk-through or gate.
Debajo del borde norte de la caldera volcánica y a unos 19 km de la estación de entrada, el arroyo San Antonio serpentea a través de los exuberantes prados montañosos del Valle San Antonio y es el hogar de miles de truchas marrones no autóctonas. A menudo se pueden ver alces, osos, coyotes y azulejos de montaña a lo largo de las orillas del arroyo.
El acceso en vehículo al arroyo San Antonio es limitado y está disponible por temporadas, según lo permitan las condiciones. El acceso al arroyo a pie, en bicicleta, a caballo, en esquí de fondo y con raquetas de nieve está disponible durante todo el año, según lo permitan las condiciones. Hay cercas para excluir a los alces a lo largo del arroyo, donde se puede pescar si hay un paso o una puerta.