At the base of the rolling Aspen Mountains, less than five miles outside of Soda Springs, this 195-acre preserve supports a series of remarkable geological formations surrounding magnificent terraced mineral pools.
It is a refuge for waterfowl, deer, elk and several rare plant communities. Birding is consistently good and nature trails get visitors up close to both the geologic formations and abundant wildlife.
OPEN TO THE PUBLIC
This is not a staffed preserve and is managed in cooperation with BLM
Hiking, Wildlife viewing
From Hwy 30 in Soda Springs, take Hwy 34 north, follow until the Kerr McGee plant on right. Take first paved road on right. Go 1 mile, turn left at fenced driveway.
Enjoy hiking and wildlife viewing at Formation Springs.
Dogs are allowed on trails but must be kept under close control. This is habitat for sensitive wildlife. Please keep dogs at a safe distance from wildlife to prevent conflicts.
Facilities: This is not a staffed preserve and is managed in cooperation with BLM. Undeveloped trails and seasonal outhouse available.
For the latest information on Formation Springs, please contact Dusty Perkins, at dusty.perkins@tnc.org.
