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Hiking Mount Washburn in Yellowstone was a memorable experience – one of the most fun hikes I’ve ever taken. Mt. Washburn is one of the highest points in Yellowstone National Park, with an elevation of around 10,200 feet. The peak was named after Henry Washburn, one of the expedition members from the 1870s who used to wash their clothes in Old Faithful. You can climb Washburn in one of two ways: From Dunraven Pass or from Chittenden Road. On my first day in Yellowstone, I hiked up the Dunraven Pass side of the mountain. The weather was pleasant and people were wearing shorts, but as I moved higher (it’s a 1,393-foot elevation gain), it got chilly. This route goes through forested areas, and it’s one of the last places in the park where the snow melts every year. For most of the trail, the snow was gone, but in some spots, it was a couple inches deep, even as temperatures were mild everywhere else in Yellowstone: As I reached a lengthy series of switchbacks, I was hit with a blast of some sort of hail/rain/snow combination – a wintry mix, as they say.

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Not wanting to risk passing out up there, I stopped and turned around. It was still an enjoyable hike, with great views, even though I didn’t reach the summit. Two days later, on my final afternoon in Yellowstone, I noticed that Chittenden Road was open. everlast hoodies canadaIt had been closed the two previous days. lhasa apso hoodieSince I was still eager to see bears and bighorn sheep, I had to take the hike again.miracas hoodies If Chittenden Road is open, you can drive to a point partially up the hill, which leaves a 2.2-mile hike with a 1491-foot elevation gain. If the road isn’t open, you can still hike that side, but you’re looking at an additional 1.2-mile hike to reach the trailhead. The Chittenden side has a couple of forested areas, but it’s mostly wide open, leaving lots of great views (which can lead to a lot of great Yellowstone pictures) and a better shot at seeing wildlife.

As I began the hike, I spotted bighorn sheep tracks. This was a great sign! Then came the scary signs. Like bear tracks right on the dirt trail. And trees whose trunks had been slashed by grizzlies marking their territory. Having never seen a bear in the wild, I was pretty frightened, but I embraced the fear and continued onward. Shortly after reaching a nice open area, I spotted a group of people standing together and pointing. Then, I saw the grizzly! It was maybe 100 yards away, about the length of a football field. I snapped a couple of pictures and slowly began backing away, since it was heading in my direction. Before long, it turned around and went back over the hill. Here’s a diagram of where I saw the bear. Sadly, I did not reach the summit on the Chittenden side, either. Even after the grizzly disappeared, I didn’t want to keep walking in his direction. Plus, it was getting late in the day and I was alone – two no-nos when it comes to hiking near bears.