Beaver Creek Hills

The Beaver Creek Hills are a modest mountain range located in northwestern Wyoming. The range is characterized by rolling, forested hills and narrow valleys, with elevations generally ranging from 7,000 to 9,500 feet. The terrain is a mix of rugged ridges, timbered slopes, and open meadows, providing a varied landscape for outdoor enthusiasts. The hills are drained by numerous creeks and streams, including the notable Beaver Creek, which flows through the heart of the range.