Trail guides, day hikes, backpacking routes, and national park adventures across the US.
4.5 miles · 400 ft gain
Hidden deep in the woods of Mississippi, Roosevelt State Park Ridge Trail offers 4.5 miles of classic American forest hiking along terrain that has shaped the regional character of outdoor recreation for generations. Located at Morton, MS, the trail draws a mix of local regulars and out-of-state...
5.5 miles · 400 ft gain
Not every great trail needs to climb a mountain. Peninsula State Park: Sunset Trail proves the point beautifully — a 5.5-mile loop through the kind of flat, expansive, wind-scoured landscape that has its own intense beauty, different in character from alpine scenery but no less compelling. Located...
5.0 miles · 200 ft gain
Not every great trail needs to climb a mountain. Percy Quin State Park Loop proves the point beautifully — a 5.0-mile loop through the kind of flat, expansive, wind-scoured landscape that has its own intense beauty, different in character from alpine scenery but no less compelling. Located at...
9.0 miles · 2300 ft gain
Grand Teton: Cascade Canyon South Fork is one of Wyoming's most rewarding hiking destinations, offering 9.0 miles of challenging terrain with 2300 feet of elevation gain through some of the region's most dramatic high-country scenery. The trailhead is located Jackson, WY, making it accessible from...
4.0 miles · 200 ft gain
Not every great trail needs to climb a mountain. Lake Lincoln State Park Trail proves the point beautifully — a 4.0-mile loop through the kind of flat, expansive, wind-scoured landscape that has its own intense beauty, different in character from alpine scenery but no less compelling. Located at...
1.5 miles · 300 ft gain
Not every great trail needs to climb a mountain. Yellowstone: Grand Prismatic Overlook proves the point beautifully — a 1.5-mile out-and-back through the kind of flat, expansive, wind-scoured landscape that has its own intense beauty, different in character from alpine scenery but no less...
5.0 miles · 1800 ft gain
Medicine Bow Peak Trail is one of Wyoming's most rewarding hiking destinations, offering 5.0 miles of challenging terrain with 1800 feet of elevation gain through some of the region's most dramatic high-country scenery. The trailhead is located Centennial, WY, making it accessible from nearby towns
3.5 miles · 200 ft gain
Not every great trail needs to climb a mountain. Lefleur's Bluff State Park Trail proves the point beautifully — a 3.5-mile loop through the kind of flat, expansive, wind-scoured landscape that has its own intense beauty, different in character from alpine scenery but no less compelling. Located at
14.0 miles · 3200 ft gain
Cloud Peak Wilderness: Lake Solitude is one of Wyoming's most rewarding hiking destinations, offering 14.0 miles of challenging terrain with 3200 feet of elevation gain through some of the region's most dramatic high-country scenery. The trailhead is located Buffalo, WY, making it accessible from...
4.0 miles · 300 ft gain
Not every great trail needs to climb a mountain. Wall Doxey State Park Trail proves the point beautifully — a 4.0-mile loop through the kind of flat, expansive, wind-scoured landscape that has its own intense beauty, different in character from alpine scenery but no less compelling. Located at...
2.5 miles · 400 ft gain
Few trails in Wyoming rival the drama of Yellowstone: Mystic Falls Loop — a 2.5-mile route through geological spectacle that has been carved over millennia into one of the region's most striking natural corridors. Starting from the trailhead at Old Faithful, WY, the path takes hikers into deep rock
3.0 miles · 100 ft gain
Not every great trail needs to climb a mountain. Noxubee National Wildlife Refuge Trail proves the point beautifully — a 3.0-mile loop through the kind of flat, expansive, wind-scoured landscape that has its own intense beauty, different in character from alpine scenery but no less compelling....
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