A special Backpacker Magazine topo map printed on waterproof, tearproof paper. Includes topographic map data from the USGS and detailed trip informationThe hike to Mt. Washburn’s 10,223-foot summit, overlooking the Yellowstone Plateau below, is the most popular full-day hike in the nation’s fourth-most-visited national park. But almost everyone takes the six-mile Chittenden Road Trail to the summit and back. Leave a car at the Dunraven Pass trailhead, drive down to the Glacial Boulder trailhead, and take the scenic route—you’ll have almost the entire nine-mile climb all to yourself, and enjoy wildflowers on the descent down through the meadow on the other side. Map includes turn-by-turn hiking directions and in-depth trip planning essentials to help you experience this BACKPACKER PRO adventure.Contains the following named locations: Artist Point,Canyon Junction,Canyon Village,Cascade Creek,Cascade Meadows,Chittenden Bridge,Clear Lake,Crystal Falls,Dunraven Pass,Dunraven Peak,Forest Springs,Glacial Boulder,Glacial Boulder Trail,Grand View,Hedges Peak,Inkpot Spring,Inspiration Point,Lookout Point,Lower Falls of the Yellowstone River,Moss Creek,Mount Washburn,Mount Washburn Spur Trail,Otter Creek,Point Sublime,Red Rock,Ribbon Lake,Ribbon Lake Trail,Sevenmile Hole,Sevenmile Hole Trail,Silver Cord Cascade,Sour Creek Trail,Sulphur Creek,Surface Creek,Upper Falls of the Yellowstone River,Washburn Hot Springs,Washburn Range,Yellowstone National Park Division,Yellowstone National Park Fire Department Canyon Station
