Overview
Head to Yellowstone National Park's wild eastern neighbor, the Absaroka Range. Travel through broad river valleys surrounded by glacier-carved cliffs, camp under towering conifers, and hike across alpine plateaus. Hone your fly-fishing cast, practice GPS and compass navigation, and camp in bear country.
The Absaroka (Ab-sor-ka) Range, a vast wilderness region with some of the most remote territory in the Lower 48. Along with grizzlies, other wildlife you are likely to see include eagles, bighorn sheep, elk, moose, black bears, coyote, and recently reintroduced gray wolves. If you're craving remote, rugged land filled with wildlife, this is your course.