Absaroka Range
The Absaroka mountain area is a vast uplifted plateau that forms the eastern edge of the park.
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Absaroka Range Details
Composed entirely of volcanic rocks, the Absaroka mountain area is a vast uplifted plateau that forms the eastern edge of Yellowstone National Park. Some say the higher elevations of the Absarokas resembles the moors of Scotland. Eagle Peak, high point of Yellowstone National Park, is part of the Absarokas, which has eight mountains that rise about 12,000 feet.
Difficulty
Low
Distance
N/A
Estimated time
Region
West Thumb to Fishing Bridge
Nearby Parks Around Absaroka Range
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Nearby Points of Interest Around Absaroka Range
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14.8 mi away
Lake Corner Drainage
This enormous drainage leads to some of the most popular angling areas in the park.
17.1 mi away
East Entrance
One of the high-country entrances to Yellowstone.
18.2 mi away
Top Notch Peak
Named after a distinctive gap between its north and south summits.
