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Montana

Down River Loop

1.4 mi

Distance

22 ft

Gain

Conditions: Caution

for cross country skiing, today

Weather is marginal

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  • clear: Snowpack

    West Yellowstone SNOTEL (1 mi away): 0" snow depth

    SNOTEL2 d ago

  • caution: Weather

    Clear, high 73°F / low 29°F, 0% precip — 51/100 for cross country skiing

    OpenWeather5 h ago

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Elevation & route

Distance
1.4 mi
Elevation gain
166 ft
Elevation loss
166 ft
Highest point
6,632 ft
Lowest point
6,600 ft

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About this route

The Down River Loop is a 1.41-mile out-and-back route in Idaho managed by the National Park Service. The route gains 133 feet of elevation.

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