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    Stephanie Keene
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    The first few miles of the Heart Lake Trail run through regrowth from the 1988 fires.
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    08/03/2019
    An active thermal area at the base of Factory Hill, so named because it reminded early expedition parties of a "New England factory village."
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    Your classic Yellowstone backpacking trip: Heart Lake.
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    Thermal pool just off the Heart Lake trail.
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    The Heart Lake Patrol Cabin lies at the edge of a lush green meadow.
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    Heart Lake with the majestic Mount Sheridan.
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    The Heart Lake trail to Mount Sheridan skirts around the shore and passes several backcountry sites.
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    A variety of waterfowl frequent Heart Lake. If you're a birdwatcher, don't forget to pack your binoculars.
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    Backcountry sites along Heart Lake's western shore are popular, but they are the perfect spot to plan a trip up to Mount Sheridan.
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    Early on the trail from the Heart Lake and Mount Sheridan junction.
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    Once you crest the ridge, you're presented with a unique view of the Tetons in the distance.
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    Make the short trek across the ridge to the Mount Sheridan lookout and summit.
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    Take in incredible 360-degree views on the summit of Mount Sheridan.
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    While you're soaking in the views, be sure to look out for the ever-adorable pika.
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    08/03/2019
    The Mount Sheridan Lookout was built in the 1931. In 2004, it was registered as a National Historic Lookout.
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    08/03/2019
    A view of Heart Lake and the southern Absaroka mountains from Mount Sheridan.
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    08/03/2019
    From the lookout viewing north, find Yellowstone Lake, Mount Washburn, Observation Peak, and Mount Holmes easily on the horizon.

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