Stephanie Keene
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10/21/2018
Right off the highway, the La Duke Trailhead is easy to get to.
Stephanie Keene
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10/21/2018
Amazing view of Electric Peak from the trailhead parking.
Stephanie Keene
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10/21/2018
The Devil's Slide.
Stephanie Keene
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10/21/2018
Switchback up the open, sagebrush-filled mountainside.
Stephanie Keene
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10/21/2018
Warped pine on the slopes of La Duke Trail.
Stephanie Keene
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10/21/2018
Views of the Devil's Slide and the Yellowstone River.
Stephanie Keene
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10/21/2018
The first few miles on the La Duke Trail are jam-packed with views of Electric Peak and Sepulcher Mountain.
Stephanie Keene
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10/21/2018
Many opportunities to admire Electric Peak, the tallest mountain in the Gallatin Range.
Stephanie Keene
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10/21/2018
Another vantage of the Devil's Slide.
Stephanie Keene
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10/21/2018
The trail runs up into shaded forest.
Stephanie Keene
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10/21/2018
It can be easy to lose your bearings with all of the game trails in this meadow. Find the true trail across the creek in a thick stand of aspens.
Stephanie Keene
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10/21/2018
The trail breaks out into the open. Look for elk and deer on the slopes.
Stephanie Keene
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10/21/2018
View from the top of the La Duke Trail.
Stephanie Keene
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10/21/2018
Overlook Cinnabar Basin from the top of the La Duke Trail.
Stephanie Keene
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10/21/2018
Dome Mountain in the distance gives you a good indicator of how far you are from Yankee Jim Canyon.
Stephanie Keene
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10/21/2018
The return view to the La Duke Trailhead is a real treat.