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Wyoming
12.7 mi
Distance
4,111 ft
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Why you'll love it
North Teton
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North Teton is a 12.7-mile out-and-back trail located in Wyoming. This backcountry route offers hikers an extended journey through the Teton region with substantial distance to plan for. The out-and-back format means you'll retrace your steps on the return, making it important to pace yourself accordingly for the full mileage. The trail traverses the Wyoming landscape near the Teton area, providing access to the region's mountainous terrain. Given the distance and remote nature of this route, hikers should come prepared with adequate water, supplies, and navigation tools. The out-and-back design allows flexibility to turn back at any point if conditions warrant. Before heading out, check current trail conditions and weather forecasts, as backcountry routes in this region can be affected by seasonal changes. This trail is best suited for experienced hikers comfortable with longer distances and self-sufficiency in remote areas. Bring a detailed map and consider starting early to ensure ample daylight for the full journey.
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