Stephanie Keene
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06/15/2019
Slough Creek is full of wildflowers like arrowleaf balsamroot in the spring.
Stephanie Keene
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06/15/2019
From the high point early on the trail, you can easily view Sugarloaf and Cutoff Mountain on the northern horizon.
Stephanie Keene
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06/15/2019
A sure sign you're getting close to Slough Creek's first meadow.
Stephanie Keene
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06/15/2019
Slough Creek is known for its wildlife inhabitants, especially its famous, but hard-to-catch, cutthroat trout. Pictured here is the first meadow on Slough Creek.
Stephanie Keene
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06/15/2019
The Slough Creek Trail follows a wagon road through a fairly open valley.
Stephanie Keene
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06/15/2019
Slough Creek backcountry views.
Stephanie Keene
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06/15/2019
Field chickweed on the Slough Creek Trail.
Stephanie Keene
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06/15/2019
Western blue flax on the Slough Creek Trail.
Stephanie Keene
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06/15/2019
The Slough Creek Trail runs from the loop to its boundary with the Absaroka-Beartooth Wilderness. The mountains here are just outside of the park boundary in the Wilderness.
Stephanie Keene
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06/15/2019
Backcountry camping off Yellowstone's Slough Creek.
Stephanie Keene
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06/15/2019
Dawn light over a dewey Slough Creek meadow.
Stephanie Keene
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06/15/2019
Hikers and horseback riders heading to Yellowstone's northern park boundary can see and hear a large seasonal waterfall running off the cliffs of Anderson Ridge.
Stephanie Keene
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06/15/2019
The Slough Creek Valley is a vivid green in the late spring and the perfect location to look for the many wildlife inhabitants.
Stephanie Keene
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06/15/2019
Spring marks the arrival of some new locals. Observe the little guys from a distance.