Adams Creek

No permit or access details on file for this trail — check with the local land manager before you go.

Adams Creek is a 14.0-mile out-and-back trail located in Wyoming. The route follows Adams Creek through the region, offering hikers a full 28-mile round trip experience for those completing the entire out-and-back distance. The trail provides access to a scenic creek environment typical of Wyoming's landscape. Hikers should plan for a full day of hiking given the substantial mileage involved. The out-and-back format allows flexibility—visitors can turn around at any point along the creek rather than committing to the full distance. This trail is suitable for hikers with moderate endurance who are prepared for a longer day hike. The creek setting offers water access throughout much of the route, which is valuable in Wyoming's climate. Visitors should bring adequate water and supplies regardless of water availability along the trail. The exact elevation gain has not been documented, so hikers should prepare for variable terrain typical of creek-bottom routes in Wyoming foothills and valleys. Check current conditions before heading out, as creek-based trails can be affected by water levels and seasonal changes.