When it comes to stunning views, there’s no state quite like Wyoming. After all, nearly every road we travel shows off some beautiful scenery! There are quite a few hikes in the state that are worth taking if you love the idea of unique scenery, and the trail up Mount Washburn will make you feel like you’re on top of the world.

The trail from Dunraven Pass to the top of Mount Washburn is one of the most incredible trails in Yellowstone National Park.
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This wide, flat trail winds up from the Dunraven trailhead to the top over 6.8 miles.
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There is a decent amount of high-elevation hiking, so be sure to take your time along the way.
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If you're afraid of heights, this mountaintop hike may be a little stressful!
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You'll know you're getting close to the summit when you see a trail snaking its way along the ridge.
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At the summit, you'll feel like you're on top of the world! When you're 10,000 feet in the air, you can see a huge part of the park.
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You can even spot the Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone from up here.
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Look around - this is a view you'll never forget. It's often windy up here, but there's an enclosed lookout tower, so you can enjoy the view for as long as you want no matter what the weather is like.
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Enjoy the views all the way back down to the ground - this is one Wyoming hike that is sure to make a lifelong impression on those who make the trek.
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From Canyon, you can find the trailhead by driving approximately 4.8 miles north on the Grand Loop Road heading toward Dunraven Pass and Tower Fall. The trailhead is located on the right at the top of Dunraven Pass, and the hike will take you 6.8 miles, out and back. Here’s a trail map from AllTrails.

For more of the most amazing hikes in the state, check out 14 Easy Hikes To Add To Your Outdoor Bucket List In Wyoming.

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