The Virginian RV Park
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Wyoming
23.0 mi
Distance
1,607 ft
Gain
8h 29m
Time
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What we do know
Inside Bridger-Teton National Forest
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Why you'll love it
Pilgrim-Middle Pilrim Creek
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The Pilgrim-Middle Pilgrim Creek Trail is a 23.0-mile out-and-back route located in Wyoming. This extended backcountry hike takes adventurers through remote terrain as it follows the creek system. The trail's length makes it suitable for experienced hikers prepared for a full day of travel or those planning an overnight backpacking trip. The out-and-back format means hikers will cover approximately 11.5 miles one way before retracing their steps, allowing for flexibility in how far you venture before turning around. This structure also provides a straightforward navigation experience without the complexity of loop routes. Being situated in Wyoming's backcountry, the trail offers solitude and access to relatively undeveloped landscape. Hikers should be prepared with adequate water, supplies, and navigation tools. The creek proximity throughout the route suggests reliable water sources, though standard backcountry precautions apply. This trail suits hikers seeking longer wilderness experiences away from heavily trafficked areas. Plan accordingly for the full distance and bring necessary gear for extended time in the backcountry.
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The Virginian RV Park
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