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Boco Creek Trail

Beginning Elevation:	8,720 Feet (2718.2 Meters)
Difficulty:	Most Difficult
Elevation Gain:	1,630 Feet (508.1 Meters)
Ending Elevation:	10,350 Feet (3226.3 Meters)
Length:	2.0 Miles (3.33 Kilometers)
Trail Number:	#001
Usage:	Light
USGS Maps:	Poison Meadows, Wyoming Peak

General Description

TRAIL BEGINS: At the junction of Boco Creek and Boco Creek Road.

TRAIL ENDS: The portion of the trail on the Greys River Ranger District ends at the crest of the Wyoming Range at the Wyoming Range National Recreation Trail #048. The trail also links to the Middle Piney Trail #062 on the Big Piney Ranger District.

ATTRACTIONS: This trail leads into the scenic Wyoming Range, with access to the Wyoming Range National Recreation Trail.

NOTE: This trail is poorly marked and steep.

Directions from Greys River Road #10138: Go east on Shale Creek Road #10326 about 2 miles. Turn right on Road #10386 for about 1/4 mile , then left on Boco Creek Road for about 3/4 mile, trail is not signed at present.

Seasonal Information:
Normally Accessible: July through September .

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Recreation Opportunities

Activity		Remarks	On Site
	Backpacking	Links to the Wyoming Range National Recreation Trail and the Middle Piney Trail.	Yes
	Hiking & Walking	Boco Creek Trail	Yes
	Horseback Riding	Links to the Wyoming Range National Recreation Trail and the Middle Piney Trail.	Yes
	Stock Packing	Connects to the Wyoming Range National Recreation Trail.	Yes
	Hunting		Yes

Related Activities

Middle Piney Trail - Middle Piney Lake is a pristine and picturesque high mountain lake with abundant wildlife. The trail continues on to the Wyoming Range National Recreation Trail.

Wyoming Range National Recreation Trail - The remote backcountry of the 70-mile long Wyoming Range National Recreation Trail offers spectacular vistas, personal challenge and diverse terrain in a relatively unknown region.

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