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Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming, United States

Uncle Tom's Trail - Yellowstone National Park

Uncle Tom's trail is a quick but strenuous hike that ends near the base of Lower Falls in Yellowstone National Park.

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Difficulty: Moderate
Length: 0.3 miles / 0.5 km
Duration: 1 hour or less
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Overview: The following information was taken from the Canyon Area Trail Guide, which is available at several trailheads in the Canyon Area.

For an unparalleled canyon and waterfall experience, take a deep breath and descent this trail. A series of paved inclines and more than 300 steps lead you about 500 feet down into the canyon. Your destination is a platform from which you can see, hear, and feel the power of the Lower Falls.


Tips: This strenuous trail is not recommended for people with heart, lung, or other health conditions. Much of the walk is constructed of perforated steel sheeting, so you should wear comfortable, flat-heeled walking shoes.

Also watch out for ice in the early morning or in the spring or fall. Closed in winter and subject to closures in the spring and fall due to snow, ice, or other conditions.

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Pictures in this guide taken by: burnsdye, xingren

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