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Wyoming
12.4 mi
Distance
1,776 ft
Gain
5h 2m
Time
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What we do know
Inside Bridger-Teton National Forest
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Arizona Creek Trail
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Arizona Creek Trail is a 12.4-mile out-and-back hike located in Wyoming. The trail follows Arizona Creek through scenic backcountry terrain, making it suitable for hikers seeking a moderate to moderately strenuous day hike or backpacking trip. The out-and-back format means hikers will cover approximately 6.2 miles to reach the turnaround point before retracing their route. This structure allows for flexible trip planning, as hikers can adjust their turnaround point based on fitness level and time constraints. The trail offers access to Wyoming's natural landscape along the creek corridor. Arizona Creek Trail is a good option for those looking to explore less-crowded areas while enjoying riparian scenery and the waterway's ecosystem. Before heading out, check current trail conditions and weather forecasts, as Wyoming's mountain terrain can present variable conditions. Bring adequate water, sun protection, and navigation tools. The creek provides water availability along the route, though treating or filtering water is recommended. This trail works well for day hikers and backpackers alike.
Bailey Creek
~4 min drive
6.7 mi · Hard
A Patchwork of Habitats
~5 min drive
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Arizona Meadows Turnout
~6 min drive
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Colter / Wolverine Trailhead (8K8)
~17 min drive
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Sheffield
~9 min drive
14 mi · Hard
John D. Rockefeller, Jr. Memorial Parkway South Turnout
~6 min drive
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Arizona Island Picnic Area
~6 min drive
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West Pilgrim
~8 min drive
13 mi · Hard
Grand Teton North Boundary Turnout
~6 min drive
<p>The top of Huckleberry Hill marks the boundary between Grand Teton National Park and the John D. Rockefeller, Jr. Memorial Parkway. The US Forest Service transferred the parkway land to the National Park Service in 1972 in honor of Rockefeller's many contributions. Today Gr…
Hermitage Point Trailhead
~14 min drive
<p><b>Location:</b> Access the Hermitage Point Trailhead from Colter Bay Village. Continue ten miles northwest on the main highway from Moran Junction, and turn southwest at the Colter Bay Junction. The trailhead is at the southeast end of the parking lot next to the marina, a…
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The Virginian RV Park
Hiking business nearby (~39 mi away) — hasn't claimed their Roamze page yet