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The East Rosebud Trailhead is a popular starting point for many beautiful hikes.
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East Rosebud Lake.
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There's typically more traffic on the first few miles of trail.
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Views over East Rosebud Creek are phenomenal.
Stephanie Keene
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Starting the Beaten Path from East Rosebud is more of an uphill climb than if you started from Cooke City. The first few miles are open and unshaded.
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Elk Lake, the first of a string of beautiful lakes along the Beaten Path.
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The landscape after Elk Lake is littered with boulders.
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View from the southern edge of Elk Lake.
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Rimrock is the second lake on the Beaten Path from East Rosebud.
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Bridge crossing over the outlet of Rimrock Lake.
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Rainbow Lake is the most popular destination for the first night of a three-day backpacking trip.
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There are no shortage of scenic mountain views on the Beaten Path.
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Lake at Falls.
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Impasse Falls is a 300-foot waterfall at the head of Duggan Lake.
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View of Duggan Lake from the top of Impasse Falls.
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Fishing East Rosebud Creek.
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Waterfalls and views.
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Slot canyon waterfall leading up to Twin Outlets Lake.
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Twin Outlets Lake.
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Splendid cascade of water from Dewey Lake.
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Rocky shore around Dewey Lake allows for plenty of vantage points.
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Scenic views of Dewey Lake on the Beaten Path.
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The section of trail from Dewey Lake to Fossil Lake is a wonderful section of high alpine meadow scattered with large granite boulders.
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The approach to the top of the plateau becomes imminent.
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At last, Fossil Lake on the Beaten Path.
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Water from Fossil Lake runs all the way down to East Rosebud.
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Windy Lake after Fossil Lake.
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Hiking on the Beartooth Plateau is truly a unique experience. Pictured here is the view over Fizzle Lake.
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Skull Lake from the Beaten Path.
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Approaching Bald Knob Lake.
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Granite mountainsides slide down into glittering alpine lakes.
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Russell Lake along the Beaten Path.
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Get off the Beaten Path. From Russell Lake, enjoy a strenuous climb and boulder hop to reach Wand Lake and Marianne Lake.
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Marianne Lake off the Beaten Path.
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Pikas love the rocky terrain along the Beaten Path
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The descent from Russell Lake cuts through a tall rocky canyon.
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Lush meadow before Kersey Lake.
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Views of Middle Mountain and Oxide Mountain over Kersey Lake.