9 Hiking Trails near Deer Creek
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Avalanche Peak Trail
Cody, Wyoming
33.4 miles NWA difficult 4-mile climb gaining 2,100 feet to Avalanche Peak's summit with sweeping views of Yellowstone's remote alpine peaks — watch for grizzlies, especially in fall.
Hike 2.1 mi
Storm Point Trail
Lake Village, Yellowstone National Park
44.1 miles NWAn easy 2.3-mile family hike along the shores of Yellowstone Lake and Indian Pond to a rocky, windy overlook — open in summer and fall, closed in winter and during high bear activity.
Hike 7.4 mi
Pelican Valley Trail
Lake Village, Yellowstone National Park
44.1 miles NWA flat, easy 6.2-mile hike through forest, over bridges, and into Pelican Valley's marshy winding creek — some of the best grizzly bear country in Yellowstone, open July 4 through fall, daylight hours only.
Hike 0.6 mi
Pelican Creek Nature Trail
Lake Village, Yellowstone National Park
45.6 miles NWA short 0.6-mile loop past streams, forest, and the vast expanse of Yellowstone Lake — spot pelicans, grebes, and teals on this family-friendly walk.
Hike 2.8 mi
Elephant Back Mountain Trail
Lake Village, Yellowstone National Park
47.0 miles NWA 3-mile loop trail climbing 800 feet to a stunning overlook of Yellowstone Lake near Lake Village — a moderate hike open in summer and fall.
Hike 2.3 mi
Natural Bridge Trail
Lake Village, Yellowstone National Park
47.4 miles NWAn easy 2-mile trail through forests and meadows to a bridge carved by a creek wearing through rhyolite — best views come from hiking around to the back of the arch.
Hike, Mountain Bike 4.9 mi
Riddle Lake Hike
Grant Village, Yellowstone National Park
49.2 miles WAn easy 5-mile round trip through pine forest and meadows to a sandy-beached lake in Yellowstone — bear scratch marks on tree trunks remind you this area is active grizzly habitat.
Hike 6.9 mi
Heart Lake Trail
Grant Village, Yellowstone National Park
49.3 miles WAn 8-mile moderate hike to a remote backcountry lake with blue thermal pools, fumaroles, Rustic Geyser, and remarkable fishing for native cutthroat, mountain whitefish, and Arctic grayling.
Backpack, Camp, Hike, Hot Springs 2.1-11.5 mi
Lewis River Channel / Dogshead Loop
Grant Village, Yellowstone National Park
49.4 miles WA serene hike along Lewis Channel to Shoshone Lake — the largest lake in the continental US without a road to it — with Teton views, driftwood shores, osprey, bald eagles, and ravens.
Canoe, Hike, Kayak
