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Wyoming
15.5 mi
Distance
706 ft
Gain
5h 31m
Time
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What we do know
Inside Bridger-Teton National Forest
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Hams Fork Ridge
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Hams Fork Ridge is a 15.4-mile out-and-back trail located in Wyoming. This backcountry route offers hikers an extended wilderness experience in the state's rugged terrain. The trail's out-and-back format means hikers will cover approximately 7.7 miles to reach the ridge before retracing their steps for the return journey. The route traverses remote Wyoming landscape, making it suitable for hikers seeking solitude and distance. The specific elevation profile is not documented, so hikers should research current conditions and topographic maps before departure to understand the climb's difficulty and prepare accordingly. Given the trail's length and backcountry setting, adequate water, navigation tools, and weather-appropriate gear are essential. This hike works best during Wyoming's hiking season when weather is most stable and trails are accessible. Hikers should verify current trail conditions with local land management agencies before heading out, as backcountry routes can be affected by seasonal changes and weather events.
South Fontenelle
~18 min drive
21 mi · Hard
Wayside: Slump or Debris Flow (Roadside)
~36 min drive
Debris flows are most commonly known as landslides. For slumps, the soil moves slowly as a block, often coming to rest with trees and other plants still growing undisturbed. Use this sign to determine if the hill is an example of a debris flow or a slump.
Spruce Creek
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Devils Hole Lakes
~22 min drive
2.0 mi · Easy
Nugent
~3 min drive
28 mi · Hard
Fossil Butte
~38 min drive
A butte is a hill with steep sides and a flat top. Fossil Butte is named after the fossils that can be found in its top layers of rock.<br /> <br /> Fossil Butte sits just behind the visitor center and can be seen from the park road. While it appears to be a butte from these l…
Way Creek
~20 min drive
5.4 mi · Moderate
Lake Alice Overlook
~28 min drive
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Big Park Loop
~10 min drive
31 mi · Hard
Wayside: Geology's Effect on Ecology
~33 min drive
A micro-environment of aspens and conifers is able to survive on this hillside due to geology's effect on the landscape.
