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Crazy Creek Falls

Park County, Wyoming

Your visit at a glance

Waterfall height
Not recorded
Location
Park County, Wyoming
Access status
Partial guide: short trail from a national forest campground; day-use parking and distance not confirmed
The walk
Short hike; distance not confirmed
Ground & access
Trail terrain is not described. This is bear country; food storage rules apply at the campground.
USDA Forest Service: Crazy Creek Campground

Crazy Creek Falls is on Crazy Creek beside the Beartooth Highway in the Shoshone National Forest. Crazy Creek Campground sits on a bluff above the creek, about 3.5 miles along US 212 from its junction with the Chief Joseph Scenic Highway (WY 296). Campground visitors say a trail across the highway from the campground leads to Crazy Creek Falls. The Forest Service page for the campground does not describe the trail or day-use parking.

Plan your visit

Crazy Creek Campground on the Beartooth Highway (US 212), then a trail across the highway to the falls

The Outbound lists 1.62 miles out and back. Campground reviewers call it a short hike. No land manager distance is given.

Trail terrain is not described. This is bear country; food storage rules apply at the campground.

Where to start

Crazy Creek Campground (16 first-come, first-served sites). Day-use parking for the falls is not described.

Timing & water

The campground is typically open from late May through early or mid September.

Before you go

The campground charges overnight fees. No day-use fee is mentioned.

Visitor information
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More waterfalls nearby

Within 40 straight-line miles. Road and trail distances will differ.

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Waterfall location

Park County, Wyoming.

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