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Wyoming
20.4 mi
Distance
1,682 ft
Gain
7h 38m
Time
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What we do know
Inside Bridger-Teton National Forest
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Why you'll love it
Lava Creek
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Lava Creek is a 20.4-mile out-and-back trail located in Wyoming. This backcountry route takes hikers through diverse terrain characteristic of the region. The trail's length makes it suitable for experienced hikers prepared for a full day of hiking or a backpacking adventure. Starting from the trailhead, hikers will traverse the path following Lava Creek as it winds through the landscape. The out-and-back format means you'll retrace the same route, allowing for flexible turnaround points depending on your fitness level and available time. The trail offers an immersive experience in Wyoming's backcountry, providing solitude and a chance to explore this lesser-known area. Be prepared with adequate water, navigation tools, and supplies for the full distance. Given the trail's length, starting early is recommended to ensure you have sufficient daylight for the return journey. This route is best suited for hikers with previous backcountry experience and good physical conditioning. Check current trail conditions before heading out, as backcountry routes can be affected by seasonal changes and weather.
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