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Wyoming
16.9 mi
Distance
2,347 ft
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Mount Washburn Spur Trail
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Mount Washburn Spur Trail is an 8.4-mile out-and-back route located in Wyoming. This trail provides access to Mount Washburn, offering hikers a substantial day hike experience. The out-and-back format means you'll retrace your steps on the return journey, making for a total round-trip distance of 8.4 miles. The trail is situated in the Wyoming region and appeals to hikers looking for a moderate to challenging day hike. Being a spur trail, it connects to or branches off from a main route, making it a good option for those wanting to explore a specific feature or summit without committing to a longer loop. The area around Mount Washburn offers scenic views typical of Wyoming's high-elevation terrain. This trail is suitable for day hikers with moderate fitness levels who are prepared for the distance and elevation changes. Plan accordingly with plenty of water and weather-appropriate gear. Check current trail conditions before heading out, as mountain weather can change rapidly.
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