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Wyoming
29.2 mi
Distance
3,663 ft
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No conditions check on file for this trail yet — always verify current conditions before you go.
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South Fork Wood River Trail
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The South Fork Wood River Trail is a 14.4-mile loop located in Wyoming. This trail offers a substantial day-hike experience for visitors exploring the region's backcountry. The loop format allows hikers to complete a full circuit without retracing their steps, making it an efficient use of time and energy. The distance is moderate to challenging, suitable for hikers with solid endurance and trail experience. This Wyoming trail provides access to the natural landscape and wilderness character of the area. Hikers should come prepared with adequate water, weather-appropriate gear, and navigation tools. Given the loop configuration and distance, starting early in the day is recommended to ensure completion before dark. The trail's elevation profile will influence difficulty level and exertion required, though specific elevation gain data is not available. Check current conditions and trail status before visiting, as mountain weather and seasonal factors can affect accessibility and safety. The Wyoming backcountry can present wildlife encounters, so hikers should review safety guidelines and bear country protocols if applicable to this area.

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