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Platte River Trail

Directions:
Travel east of Riverside, on Wyoming Highway 230 for approximately 22 miles until you come to National Forest System Road (NFSR) 492. Turn left onto NFSR 492 (there will be a highway sign reading “Six Mile”) and travel for about 2 miles until you come to the Six Mile campground. Go through the campground to a graveled parking area, this is the Six Mile trailhead.

Description:
The trail follows the North Platte River through the Platte River Wilderness Area. The Platte River trail will take you through a Lodgepole and Ponderosa pine forest. The trail crosses the river at Stovepipe and enters the Laramie District. There are special regulations for traveling in wilderness, please consult the local Ranger Districts for information.

Elevation: 7,800 feet
Recommended Season: June - October
Skill Level: Moderate
Length of Trail: 7.7 miles

 


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