Storm Point Trail
Yellowstone National Park
Pass by Indian Pond and through a forest to the shores of Yellowstone Lake. Along the way, look for marmots in the rocky area near Storm Point.
This trail begins in the open meadows overlooking Indian Pond and Yellowstone Lake. It passes alongside the pond before turning right (west) into the forest. The trail continues through the trees and out to scenic, wind-swept Storm Point. The rocky area near the point is home to a large colony of yellow-bellied marmots. Following the shoreline to the west, the trail eventually loops back through the lodgepole forest and returns to Indian Pond. Safety notes: Often closed in late spring and early summer due to bear activity. Inquire at the Fishing Bridge Visitor Center about trail closures before hiking. Trailheads: Indian Pond pullout, 3 miles (5 km) east of Fishing Bridge Visitor Center.
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1-2 Hours
This is a 2.3-mile (3.7-kilometer) loop trail that begins and ends at the same trailhead.
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