Yellowstone National Park: Ice Lake
Pass a waterfall, open meadows, lodgepole stands and a sparkling backcountry lake on this easy, 3.8-mile stroll through the heart of Yellowstone National Park.
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Yellowstone National Park: Mammoth Hot SpringsExplore the otherworldly landscape of Mammoth Hot Springs on this easy, 1.7-mile boardwalk loop in northern reaches of Yellowstone National Park.
Grand Teton National Park: Rockefeller Preserve LoopExplore the park's new Rockefeller Preserve on this 3-mile loop that traces the southern shore of Phelps Lake and reveals striking views of the Tetons.
Yellowstone National Park: Heart LakeExperience world class fly-fishing, wildlife sightings, and to-die-for campsites on this 16.2-mile out-and-back to the second largest backcountry lake in Yellowstone National Park. |
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Rawlings, WY: Wyoming's Red DesertWith no trails and few visitors, Wyoming's Red Desert is an explorer's paradise. |
Trail Mix - West - March 2013Your region's go-now spring guide: Scramble to Salado Indian cliff dwellings in Arizona, spot bighorn sheep in Wyoming, and more. Local Hikes in the West — March 2013Soak in a New Mexico hot spring, spot wintering bighorn sheep in the Winds, hike to a lost California oasis, and more. |
Best Weekend: Death Canyon LoopSleep in a lake-dotted basin and scale an 11,000-foot peak. Best Week: Granite Canyon to Paintbrush CanyonTake a grand tour of the Tetons on a six-day trek past pinnacled peaks, wildflower meadows, and secluded lakes. Grand Teton Adventure Guide (2012 National Parks Series: Part 3 of 6)Our map scouts scaled 13,000-foot peaks, trekked to hidden lakes, and explored glacier-carved canyons to bring you our 21 favorite routes in America's most vertiginous range. |
Grand Teton NP: Death Canyon Shelf and Alaska BasinSee the highlights of a classic, six-day trek in Grand Teton National Park. BACKPACKER: Live From The TetonsPhotographic evidence of our intrepid blogger getting out from under his desk to hike, bike, and flyfish in Grand Targhee on the west side of the Tetons. |
September 2008 Reader PhotosCalifornia, Argentina, Mexico–our readers sought the endless summer this month. Wyoming's Red DesertIn September's "The Red Zone" writer Michael Behar and photographer Mike Sakas join biologist Erik Molvar through America's highest desert. See Sakas's photos of the trip here. Most Remote Wilderness in the U.S.For September's "Destination Nowhere" Mark Jenkins explores the most remote wilderness location in the continental United States–a secret spot in Yellowstone. See his photos here. |
Wyoming's Red DesertWriter Michael Behar heads into Wyoming's Red Desert to traverse the unreal geogrpahy that has conservationists, and energy developers, drooling. The CDT Project: WildlifeBig and small, the Backpacker teams spotted a variety of wildlife along the CDT |
Editors' Choice Snow Award 2012: Sierra Designs Tov and L.L. Bean Ultralite 850Gear Editor Kristin Hostetter explains the new innovations in down insulation technology |
Editors' Choice Snow Award 2012: Vasque Snow Junkie UD BootsStaff Photographer Ben Fullerton reviews the lightweight Snow Junkie boots from Vasque |
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