Backpacking / Camping in Cody and East Yellowstone, WY
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This short out and back hike is great for a shakedown trip before heading out on a multi day excursion, or for those who want a backcountry experience without a lot of effort.
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Grizzly Lake is an easy backpack in with a chance to bag Mt. Holmes on a long second day.
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Although nestled between the Yellowstone Highway and the Shoshone River, the Newton Creek campground feels like an isolated spot in the wilderness.
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The Blacktail Creek Trail travels through open grassland then drops to the ruggedly beautiful Black Canyon of the Yellowstone.
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Quintessential Yellowstone backcountry awaits hikers on this epic journey through two remote and scenic valleys.
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Clearwater is a walk-in tent only campground situated on the banks of the North Fork of the Shoshone River.
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Lofty Mt. Sheridan presides over Heart Lake and its impressive geothermal basin.
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Trout Peak is approachable via three routes, all within a decent drive from Cody. Wide open views of the high peaks of Sunlight Basin and down to Buffalo Bill Reservoir are your reward.
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The Thorofare region is the quintessential backpacking experience into the most isolated region in the Lower 48 states.
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If you’re looking for a great, easy to navigate campground with level sites and electric hookups, then your search will be over once you pull into the Wapiti Campground.
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This campground is perfect for the 3F’s - family, fishing and fun. At just 40 minutes from town you can still have access to civilization while experiencing the wilds.
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Full of climbs and descents, the 60-mile leg 4 will take you through Snake Pass and down into Snake River Valley.
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