West Yellowstone, Idaho · Gallatin County · Facility
The Bacon Rind trail takes off from Yellowstone National Park off Hwy 191 and heads into the Forest in the Lee Metcalf Wilderness - Monument Mountain Wilderness.Hikers should be aware of park regulations prior to starting on the trail. The trail access Monument Mountain and Snowslide Mountain with access to other trail…
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The Bacon Rind trail takes off from Yellowstone National Park off Hwy 191 and heads into the Forest in the Lee Metcalf Wilderness - Monument Mountain Wilderness.Hikers should be aware of park regulations prior to starting on the trail. The trail access Monument Mountain and Snowslide Mountain with access to other trail connectors.
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