Seneca Lake Elkhart Park hiking
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Elkhart Trailhead to Titcomb Basin

Distance: 18 miles
Elevation Gain: 2,000+ feet
Basin Elevation: 10,700 feet
Access rating: Level 1
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The trail will take you through forests for several miles before it begins opening up to numerous lakes and meadows. The trail goes over several passes, none to large but you will be doing some slow hiking back over them on the way back. As you get closer to the bigger mountains, the trail just becomes more and more scenic until you end up in Titcomb Basin, a massive amphitheater full of rocky cliffs, spires and snowfields.
Gannett Peak Climb
map to titcomb Elkhart Gannett Peak Map
Lower Titcomb Basin
Elkhart trail map
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Seneca Lake
Arriving to the Titcomb Lakes area with Bonney Pass just becoming visible in the distance
Views to Lester Pass
Island Lake
Titcomb Lake and Basin
Photographers Point Meadows, Wind River Range Elkhart trail wyoming Elkhart meadow wyoming Seneca Lake Seneca Lake Wind River Range Little Senica Lake
Island Lake with Mt. Fremont in center and Bonney Pass in far distance with snow
Lester Pass Island Lake view
Bonney Pass
Elephant Head
Fremont
Titcomb Lakes area Island Lake creek from Indian Lakes Titcomb Basin wyoming Titcomb Basin views Titcomb Lake Titcomb Lake and Basin Trail and Titcomb Lake
Seneca Lake
Bonney Pass view Bonney Pass
Climbing over Bonney Pass in the morning
Titcomb Lake from our camp
Trail and Titcomb Lake
Titcomb Basin
The creek from Indian Lakes
Morning view down to the lakes from Bonney Pass area
View to Bonney Pass from the camps
Wind River Range
The first meadow
View of the summit area peaks from Photographers Point
From a meadow near the start
One of the first lakes
Little Senica Lake (an optional shortcut on right over the boulders)
Seneca Lake
Lakes
Lakes