Tie Hack

No permit or access details on file for this trail — check with the local land manager before you go.

The Tie Hack Trail is a 9.1-mile out-and-back hike located in Wyoming. This trail offers hikers a substantial journey through the region's landscape, with the out-and-back format allowing visitors to turn around at their preferred point if desired. The trail's name references the historical tie hacks who logged railroad ties in Wyoming during the late 1800s and early 1900s, connecting visitors to the area's rich industrial past. This heritage makes the Tie Hack Trail not only a physical outdoor experience but also a way to explore an important chapter of Wyoming's history. The full 9.1-mile distance provides a moderate to challenging day hike option for those seeking a longer backcountry experience. Hikers should come prepared with adequate water and supplies for the full route. The out-and-back nature of the trail means you'll retrace your steps on the return, making navigation straightforward. This trail is ideal for hikers looking to combine outdoor recreation with historical exploration in Wyoming's backcountry.