Line Creek Camp Trails
| Trail | Number | Miles | Condition | Remarks |
| St Joe River Trail | 48 | 17.0 | good/fair | Some boggy areas, river forded a number of times |
| St. Joe Lake Trail | 49 | 5.8 | Good | Access to St. Joe Lake |
| Timber Creek Trail | 54 | 5.1 | Good | Access to Mallard Larkin Wilderness |
| Line Creek Trail | 279 | 3.5 | Good | Sustained Steep grades 1+ miles |
| Elbow Ridge Trail | 79 | 3.5 | Good | Makes loop with Tr.79, 230, & 48 |
| My Creek Trail | 694 | 3.1 | Good | Ties into Five Lakes Butte Trail #233 |
| Pass Creek Trail | 61 | 2.5 | Good | Ties into Five Lakes Butte Trail #233 |
| Bacon Loop Trail | 66 | 11.4 | Good | Many meadows with Mountain Views |
| Neversweat Trail | 69 | 4.5 | Good | First Mile very steep |
| Yankee Peak Trail | 611 | 8.0 | Good | Accessed from Heller Creek Camp |
| Bean Divide Trail | 610 | 3.5 | Fair | |
| Copper Ridge Trail | 263 | 7.0 | Good | Accessed from Line Creek Camp. Access to Mallard Larkin |
Stock Watering opportunities: St. Joe River at Line creek, Creeks along most of the trails.
Grazing opportunities: Minimal-isolated meadows on some trails.
Trails in Area not Recommended for Stock use: Ruby Creek trail #71, Copper Creek trail # 477
Vehicle access: From St Maries take forest Highway 50 east to Gold creek. then road #218 to Line Creek (1 mile past Red Ives Ranger Station) Alternate Route is from St Regis Montana, Take Little Joe road #282 to Gold Summit and on down to road #218