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Distance
5.84 miles
Elevation Gain
1841 ft
Route Type
Out-and-Back
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Fred's Mountain via Bannock Trail in Moose, Wyoming is a moderately challenging hiking trail. The trail spans approximately 5.84 miles round trip and is best suited for intermediate hikers. The trailhead is easily accessible, located near the Teton Village. The trail offers a variety of natural features. It winds through a dense forest of pine and aspen trees, providing ample shade for hikers. The trail also features a steady incline, with an elevation gain of about 1,841 feet. This incline makes for a rewarding workout and offers stunning views of the surrounding landscape. One of the key highlights of this trail is the panoramic view of the Teton Range from the summit of Fred's Mountain. The trail also passes by a small, clear stream, a refreshing spot for a quick break. For those planning to hike this trail, it is recommended to start early in the day to avoid afternoon thunderstorms common in the area. Also, remember to carry plenty of water and snacks. The trail is well-marked, but a map can be helpful for first-time visitors. Despite its challenges, Fred's Mountain via Bannock Trail offers a rewarding hike with diverse natural features and stunning views.
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