Deadman Cut-Across Trail

Deadman Cut-Across Trail is a 9.6-mile out-and-back hike located in Wyoming. The trail provides a straightforward route for hikers seeking a moderate-distance adventure in the state. With nearly 10 miles of total distance, this trail suits hikers looking for a half-day outing or those building endurance for longer backcountry trips. The out-and-back format means hikers will follow the same path to return to the trailhead, allowing for flexibility in turnaround time. This design also makes navigation straightforward, as there are no complex junctions to navigate. Hikers should plan accordingly for the 9.6-mile distance and bring adequate water and supplies. The trail's name and location in Wyoming suggest it may traverse rugged terrain typical of the region, though specific elevation gain and descent information is not available. Before heading out, check current trail conditions and any seasonal closures that may affect access. Verify parking and trailhead details with local land management agencies to ensure a successful visit.