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Wyoming
4.3 mi
Distance
56 ft
Gain
1h 27m
Time
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Inside Yellowstone National Park
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Casecade Lake Trail
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Cascade Lake Trail is a 2.1-mile out-and-back hike located in Wyoming. Managed by the National Parks Service, this trail offers a straightforward hiking experience suitable for various skill levels. The out-and-back format means hikers will retrace their route, making total distance roughly 4.2 miles round trip. The trail provides access to Cascade Lake, a destination popular with visitors seeking a moderate walk through the area. The relatively short mileage makes this an accessible option for families, casual hikers, or those with limited time. Being under National Parks Service management, the trail is maintained to agency standards and regulations. Visitors should check current conditions and any applicable permits or restrictions before heading out. Weather in Wyoming can change rapidly, so hikers should come prepared with appropriate gear and water. The specific elevation gain for this trail is not currently available, but the moderate distance suggests a manageable outing. For detailed trail conditions and updated information, contact the local National Parks Service office or visitor center near the trailhead.
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