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Wyoming
23.2 mi
Distance
1,600 ft
Gain
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Bitch Creek
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Bitch Creek is an 11.7-mile loop trail located in Wyoming. This trail offers a full circuit route for hikers looking to complete a longer day hike in the state. The loop configuration allows hikers to return to their starting point without backtracking, making it a practical option for those who prefer not to arrange a shuttle or hike the same terrain twice. The trail traverses the Wyoming landscape, providing access to the area surrounding Bitch Creek. With over 11 miles of hiking, this loop is suited for hikers with moderate to strong endurance levels. The specific elevation gain for this route is not currently documented, so hikers should research local conditions or contact area management offices for detailed elevation profiles before planning their trip. As with all Wyoming trails, conditions can vary seasonally, so checking current trail status and weather forecasts before heading out is recommended. This loop makes for a substantial day hike experience in the Wyoming backcountry.
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