About Contag Trailhead
The Big Park Trailhead provides access to Trail #010 into the Contag Creek drainage, Mule Meadow, and the east side of Mt. Isabel.
Geneva, Wyoming · Lincoln County · Facility
The Big Park Trailhead provides access to Trail #010 into the Contag Creek drainage, Mule Meadow, and the east side of Mt. Isabel.
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The Big Park Trailhead provides access to Trail #010 into the Contag Creek drainage, Mule Meadow, and the east side of Mt. Isabel.
From the Town of Kemmerer, Wyoming, head west on United States Highway 30 (US-30) for 44 miles to the Town of Cokeville, Wyoming. Make a right turn on Wyoming State Highway 232 (WY-232)/Big Spring Scenic Backway, and after approximately 12.5 miles take a right onto Forest Service Road 10062 (FS-10062). Follow FS-10062 for 8.5 miles and take a left onto Hobble Creek Road/FS-10193. Follow FS-10193 for 4.8 miles and then take the first left to stay on that road. Continue following FS-10193 for an additional 1.3 miles and stay right at the fork to get onto Hobble Spur F Road/FS-10193F, at the second fork immediately after take a right to stay on FS-10193F and Contag Trailhead is at the end of this road.Approximate travel details from the Town of Kemmerer: 72 miles, 1 hour and 30 minutes.
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