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This hike goes through a burn from 2007. Little regrowth. Interesting. Water high. Flowers ok but not great. Spruce doug fir. Lodge pole good mtn bike ride
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This hike goes through a burn from 2007. Little regrowth. Interesting. Water high. Flowers ok but not great. Spruce doug fir. Lodge pole good mtn bike ride
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Really beautiful area with easy access for beginners and some more advanced scrambles and rock climbing for those looking to challenge themselves. Lots of foto opportunities and crags and caves for those willing to explore.
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This is a great spot. Lots of bang for the buck.
Relatively easy depending on the time of the year. Even late April there was snow on the top. Made a little bit difficult and extremely muddy. Don’t think you’re going up there with 8 ounces of water be prepared for winter conditions and bring the 10 essentials.
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Well, an adventurous place, really! It’s a bit out of the way, but the ride consists of multiple types of terrain travel. Starting off with a banger gravel descend down Old Yellowstone Trail- as you bomb down the very same historic road that the first westerners found their way into the park. Then take Yankee Jim Canyon thru the sacred and ancient hallways of
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Went all the way up to the rock cairn, about 3.25 miles in. The trail was manageable with just micro spikes, but along the face the snow drifts were a little deep, and this was the best turn-around spot.
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A guide took me and a few others on a trip up into the backcountry on sleds. Great ride that wasn’t too technical for someone from Florida with almost zero experience. I did see some incredible scenery and there were plenty of other trails we passed that were more technical.
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Started track 45 minutes, .5 - .75 miles, and about 600’ up into hike. Detoured up Ellie Creek to avoid bull moose on ridge trail. Stopped many times to cut deadfall.
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Great scenery all the way in. Moderate intensity. In early August, the wildflowers are out of this world. Please stay on the trail and do not cut straight up the hill.
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Started the run in the morning fog. As it lifted there were scenic views of the surrounding mountains and Hebgan Lake. Nice views for an area with an over abundance of lodge pole and flat straight roads
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What was once a nice quiet hike has turned into a zoo. The trail is littered with dog poo bags and actually reeks of dog urine. Popularity comes with a cost and in this case a once nice hike has been ruined.
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Great first hike for someone new to being in an alpine environment, and also a fun hike for more experienced hikers. This was my fiancé’s first “big peak” and we had a great time!
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Trail is well maintained. About a 2000 foot elevation gain over the course of four miles. The last mile and a half are pretty steep by not hard.
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Great ski resort. Lots of mountain to ski and explore. A few rocks in different places higher up on the mountain but overall real fun.
Know your skill set and know where you’re going.
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Great trail, awesome views. Trail is very rocky and is a steady climb from start to finish. The lake at the top is worth the trip.
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Very nice hike scenic and lots of wild flowers. Good trail conditions too.
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Great hike-spots where it is rocky but a good hike for most hikers. About a 4 mile hike from top of chairlift down.
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Fun up hill hike. Followed a trail to 7000ft then bushwhacked up to 7200 and back home.
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