Thunderer Cutoff Trail
The Thunderer Cutoff Trail is a challenging route in Yellowstone National Park. This trail is rugged and not well marked; folks who wish to hike this trail should be familiar with route-finding. This trail sees little traffic year-round, so it’s a great place to go for some solo adventure time in the Wyoming wilderness.
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Route Description for Thunderer Cutoff Trail
The Thunderer Cutoff Trail is a rugged adventure in Yellowstone National Park. This trail travels through bear country. Before heading out, brush up on your bear safety knowledge. At least one member of your hiking party should carry a canister of bear spray and know how to use it properly. With low traffic year-round and incredible mountain views, the Thunderer cutoff trail is a great place to go for a hike away from the crowds and tourists. If you are an experienced hiker looking for a fun adventure, this is a great trail for you.
Beginning at the Thunderer Trailhead, follow the path east to Cache Creek. Once you reach cache creek, turn back and retrace your steps back to the Thunderer Trailhead where you began.
If you are looking for an easier hike in the area, check out the Trout Lake Loop nearby.
Getting to the Thunderer Cutoff Trail Trailhead
This hike begins at the Thunderer Trailhead on the side of Northeast Entrance Road, just north of the Pebble creek campground.
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Nearby Trails
- The Pebble Creek Trail via the Northeast Trailhead
- Trout Lake and Buck Lake Trail
- Specimen Ridge and Amethyst Mountain Trail
- Agate Creek Trail
- Yellowstone River Overlook Trail
- Petrified Forest Trail
- Specimen Ridge Trail
- Lamar River Stock Trail
- Tower Falls Trail
- Trout Lake Loop
- Yellowstone River Picnic Area Loop
- Lamar Valley Trail