Hiking and Backpacking in Yellowstone
Over 1000 miles of trails await you!
Trailhead #1: Loop C in Norris Campground Trailhead #2: approx. 3/4 mile south of Beaver Lake Picnic Area Distance: About 13 miles round trip Level of Difficulty: Easy to moderate; highest climb is about 400 feet Beginning in the Norris Campground, the trail traverses lodgepole pine forest as it follows Solfatara Creek for a short Read More …
Trailhead: 5 miles south of Norris Junction on the Norris-Madison road, just after Gibbon River Bridge Distance: 2 miles (3 km) Level of Difficulty: Difficult (don’t be fooled by the initial easy going) This is a short but steep hike which is rated as difficult. Sometimes a walking stick left by previous visitors can be Read More …
Trailhead: 1 mile (1 km) south of Beaver Lake on the Mammoth-Norris road Distance: 4 miles (6 km) roundtrip Level of difficulty: Moderate with some short, steep climbs and rolling terrain. Note: A log jam crossing is required to continue past Grizzly Lake. This trail traverses through an area that not only was burned in Read More …
Trailhead: 4.4 miles south of Norris on the Norris-Madison road Distance: about 1 mile roundtrip Level of Difficulty: Easy Note: a new trail was cut in 2004, making this trail an even easier hike This is one of the overlooked yet wonderful very short hikes of Yellowstone. The trail, beginning as a boardwalk, meanders through Read More …