Hike Name: | Yellowstone National Park - Hellroaring Creek |
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Country: | United States |
State: | Wyoming |
Nearby Town: | Jackson |
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Directions: | HELLROARING CREEK TRAILHEAD – From Tower in the Northeastern section of Yellowstone National Park, follow the Grand Loop road north for five miles to a sign for the Hellroaring Creek Trailhead. There is a parking area to your right down a short road. The trail descends one mile from the trailhead to a long suspension bridge over the Black Canyon of the Yellowstone. Once you cross the bridge, watch the Hellroaring Creek trail carefully. A number of intersecting trails meet it in the next mile. (Note, the trailhead is closer to Red Lodge, MT than Jackson, WY) |
Total Hike Distance: | 10.00 miles |
Hike Difficulty: | Moderate to Difficult |
Permit Required: | Yes |
Hike Type: | In & Out, Backtrack Hike |
Hike Starts/Ends: | Hellroaring Trailhead |
Trails Used: | Yellowstone River Trail, Hellroaring Creek Trail |
Backcountry Campsites: | Yes |
Backcountry Water Sources: | Streams, Rivers |
Management: | National Park Service |
Contact Information: | Yellowstone National Park National Park Service P.O. Box 168 Yellowstone National Park, WY 82190-0168 307-344-7381 |
Best Season: | Summer, Fall |
Users: | Hikers |
Road Conditions: | Primary Paved Roads, Secondary Paved Roads |
Hike Summary: | This hike in the north central part of Yellowstone National Park can be done as either an out and back trip, or a multi-day loop hike that combines the Hellroaring and Coyote Creek trails and briefly dips into the Gallatin National Forest before returning to Yellowstone. Along the way, you’ll have spectacular views from the suspension bridge that overlooks the Black Canyon of the Yellowstone River and from the ridge along the Coyote Creek trail. Fishing is also reported to be decent in Hellroaring Creek if that’s of interest. |
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