West Yellowstone, Idaho · Gallatin County · Facility
A drainage to the north of the Taylor Fork Area, Cinnamon Mountain is popular for day hiking and accessing Cinnamon Mountain Lookout and vantage point. Trails #6 and #73 offer multiple opportunities for hiking. Continuing on Trail #6 Cinnamon - Buck Trail will connect to #63 and multiple motorized and non-motorized opp…
A drainage to the north of the Taylor Fork Area, Cinnamon Mountain is popular for day hiking and accessing Cinnamon Mountain Lookout and vantage point. Trails #6 and #73 offer multiple opportunities for hiking. Continuing on Trail #6 Cinnamon - Buck Trail will connect to #63 and multiple motorized and non-motorized opportunities. Refer to the Forest Map and Motor Vehicle Use map for seasonal riding restrictions.
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