4.6 mi from the trailheadIsland Lake Campground
Campground · Wyoming

12.6 mi loop · 2,638 ft gain · 9,580 ft high point · Very hard
Loop with the Clay Butte Trail, the Clay Butte Cutoff Trail, the Granite Loop Trail, the Farley Lake Loop, the Granite Lake Loop, and the Granite Lake Loop Connector
In Shoshone National Forest · Wyoming · U.S. Forest Service
Upper Granite Loop Trail is a 12.6 mile loop to Granite Lake with 2,638 feet of climb in Shoshone National Forest.
2,638 ft of gain, the approach both ways included.
The closest places to sleep, measured from the trailhead.
Ranked the same way, within twenty-five miles.
What the trail reaches, measured from the start.
The hike from its start, the approach dashed. Drag with two fingers, or hold a key to zoom.
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