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A long, backpackable trail between New Fork Lake and the Highline Trail / CDT: Summit Lake to Union Pass (WY Sec. 15).


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Map Key

19.1

Miles

30.8

KM

Point to Point

10,656' 3,248 m

High

7,837' 2,389 m

Low

2,958' 902 m

Up

2,901' 884 m

Down

6%

Avg Grade (3°)

35%

Max Grade (19°)

Dogs Off-leash

Features Commonly Backpacked · River/Creek · Views · Wildflowers · Wildlife

Description

The trail departs from New Fork Lakes and ascends through New Fork Park. It then crosses Porcupine Pass and follows Porcupine Creek to T into the Highline Trail / CDT: Summit Lake to Union Pass (WY Sec. 15) between Upper Green River Lake and Lower Green River Lake. The full trail is long, and the terrain is tough, with much elevation gain along the way. However, if broken into smaller sections, the route can be a pleasant way to explore the area.

Be sure to either arrange a shuttle back to your starting point or be prepared to make the return journey on foot.

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The Green River between Upper and Lower Green River Lakes.
Sep 16, 2022 near Dubois, WY
Hiking up into the valley.
Dec 22, 2020 near Pinedale, WY
Squaretop comes into view at the northern end of the New Forks-Porcupine Trail #137
Aug 30, 2017 near Dubois, WY

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Jul 16, 2020
Kristy Smith
I just hiked to the wilderness boundary and turned around. The wildflowers were dazzling and the view of New Fork Lake was beautiful. The driving d… 8mi
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