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Wyoming

DeLacy Creek Trail

7.1 mi

Distance

2,186 ft

Gain

3h 6m

Time

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  • Inside Yellowstone National Park

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  • No access route mapped

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DeLacy Creek Trail

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Elevation & route

Distance
7.1 mi
Elevation gain
2,186 ft
Elevation loss
2,186 ft
Highest point
7,975 ft
Lowest point
7,795 ft
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Managing agency
National Park Service

About this trail

DeLacy Creek Trail is a scenic out-and-back hike in Wyoming that follows a pristine creek through forested terrain. This 7.14-mile trail offers a peaceful journey through lodgepole pine and spruce-fir forests with the gentle sound of flowing water as a constant companion. The trail provides excellent opportunities to spot wildlife and enjoy the natural beauty of Wyoming's backcountry.

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