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Wyoming
7.8 mi
Distance
824 ft
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Osprey Falls Trail
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Osprey Falls Trail is a 3.9-mile out-and-back hike located in Wyoming. This moderate trail takes hikers through scenic terrain to a viewpoint of Osprey Falls. The route is suitable for hikers looking for a shorter day trip with manageable distance. The out-and-back format means you'll retrace your steps on the return journey, making navigation straightforward. The trail offers opportunities to experience Wyoming's natural landscape and wildlife viewing potential given its name connection to osprey. This hike works well for those seeking a half-day adventure without requiring an extended time commitment. The relatively short mileage makes it accessible to a wider range of fitness levels, though some elevation change should be expected on the approach. Osprey Falls Trail provides a good option for visitors exploring the Wyoming area who want to experience a waterfall without committing to a longer backcountry trek.
Bunsen Peak Overlook
~1 min drive
<p>Bunsen Peak prominently sits south of Mammoth Hot Springs. From this trailhead, you can embark on the following trails:</p> <ul> <li>Bunsen Peak Trail</li> <li>Bunsen Peak Road Trail</li> <li>Osprey Falls Trail</li> </ul> <p>Parking is limited. Winter trailhead access requi…
Old Mammoth Horse Corral Vault Toilet
~1 min drive
A worthwhile stop near Wyoming.
Yellowstone River
~10 min drive
Scenic 5.5-mile riverside hike with steady elevation gain in the Yellowstone region.
Beattie Gulch
~15 min drive
Challenging 11-mile gulch hike with 2,900 ft elevation gain in remote Montana.
Bunsen Peak Trailhead (1K4)
~4 min drive
Bunsen Peak prominently sits south of Mammoth Hot Springs. From this trailhead, you can embark on the following trails: Bunsen Peak Trail Bunsen Peak Road Trail Osprey Falls Trail Parking is limited. Winter trailhead access requires a snow coach drop-off, or skiing up from…
Angel Terrace
~1 min drive
Considered the "Gem of the Mammoth formations" in the 1920s and 1930s, Angel Terrace has recently reawoken and has periods of dramatic hot spring activity with large volumes of water cascading down the thermophile-draped terraces.
Maiden Falls
~13 min drive
Easy waterfall hike with modest elevation gain near Maiden Falls, Montana.
Low Specimen
~15 min drive
23-mile backcountry trek with steady elevation gain through remote Montana wilderness.
Bunsen Peak Trail
~4 min drive
8.4 mi · Moderate
White Elephant Back Terrace
~1 min drive
A fissure right through this part of the Upper Terrace of Mammoth Hot Springs allows hot water saturated with calcium carbonate to reach the surface. The calcium carbonate precipitates out of the water to form a terrace along the entire length of the fissure.