14.9 mi from the trailheadBobcat-Houlihan Campground
Campground · Wyoming
Hike
Eleanor / Anderson Cut-Across
- Inside Washakie Wilderness
- 1,087 ft of climbing
4.6 mi loop · 1,081 ft gain · 8,949 ft high point · Moderate
Loop with the Warhouse / Stuart Creek Loop and the Zig Zag Trail
In Washakie Wilderness · Wyoming · U.S. Forest Service
About this hike
Eleanor / Anderson Cut-Across is a 4.6-mile loop in Washakie Wilderness via Zig Zag Trail and Warhouse / Stuart Creek Loop.
Elevation
1,081 ft of gain around the loop.
Highlights
What the trail reaches, measured from the start.
Nearby reading
Map
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Trail data: USFS, NPS, © OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL). Elevation: USGS 3DEP via Mapzen terrain tiles. Nearby reading: Wikipedia. Download the trail and feature data.
Camp near here
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- 14.9 mi from the trailhead
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