Posted in Wyoming May 19, 2020 by Kim Magaraci

If You’re Obsessed With Wyoming Waterfalls, This Is The Trip Of A Lifetime

Are you looking for a warm weather adventure that showcases the beauty of the Cowboy State? Head out on this Wyoming waterfall road trip and you’ll be sure to make memories that last a lifetime.

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Wyoming has no shortage of cascades, but if you're looking for a Wyoming waterfall road trip, here's a scenic adventure you're sure to love.

Start off at the Jenny Lake Visitor's Center, where you'll take a boat to a short hike up to find Hidden Falls.

Next, head up towards Yellowstone, and stop by Moose Falls on the way.

Head over towards the Midway Geyser Basin and take a beautiful hike to Fairy Falls. You'll find a great view of Grand Prismatic Spring on the way, too!

Gibbons Falls is your next stop, and requires no hiking. Look for the pullout and stop to see it from above.

The Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone is certainly one of the country's most notable natural wonders, and you can see the Upper, Lower, and Crystal Falls of the Yellowstone River if you plan your trip carefully.

Upper and Lower Undine Falls are next on your list. If you're up for a real hike, you can take a longer trail to see these doubled-up cascades.

Wraith Falls is stunning, and it's the next stop on your journey. The hike is less than a mile out-and-back.

Crazy Creek Fall is an off-the-beaten-path cascade you'll be able to visit on your way out of the park, as you head into Bighorn National Forest.

Bucking Mule Falls is one of two cascades you'll find in Bighorn National Forest, and the view of the falls truly showcases the stunning mountain scenery.

Porcupine Fall is nearby, so be sure to stop and see it before heading to your final stop. The short hike down to the falls is worth the effort.

Finally, enjoy the beautiful Shell Falls. You can see this final cascade with just a short walk to an overlook and it's a great place to wrap up your journey.

You can find maps to help you plan your trek to each of these stops along your Wyoming waterfall road trips by using the AllTrails site and app. It’s tremendously helpful!

For more of the best natural wonders in the Cowboy State, read 6 Amazing Natural Wonders Hiding In Plain Sight In Wyoming — No Hiking Required.

Address: Moose, WY 83012, USA

Address: Moose Falls, Wyoming 83013, USA

Address: Fairy Falls, Wyoming 82190, USA

Address: Gibbon Falls, Wyoming 82190, USA

Address: Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone, Wyoming 82190, USA

Address: Undine Falls, Wyoming 82190, USA

Address: Wraith Falls, Wyoming 82190, USA

Address: Crazy Creek, Cody, WY 82414, USA

Address: Bucking Mule Falls, Wyoming 82431, USA

Address: Porcupine Falls, Wyoming 82431, USA

Address: Shell Falls, Wyoming 82441, USA