Bechler Falls Trail

Review & FAQ:

What is the Bechler Falls Trail?
- Bechler Falls Trail is a 1.3-mile short trail in the southwest part of Yellowstone, making it one of the few short hikes in an area dominated by multi-day backpacking routes.
Is the Bechler Falls Trail less exciting because of its length?
- No! Despite its short length, the trail offers an exciting hike with scenic river views, verdant woodlands, and a powerful cascade at Bechler Falls.
What is Bechler Falls?
- Bechler Falls is a small but powerful cascade on the Bechler River, creating a stunning natural attraction at the end of the hike.
Where does the trail begin?
- The trail begins at the much larger Cave Falls, providing an impressive starting point before leading to Bechler Falls.
What natural features does the trail pass?
- Along the way, hikers will pass the scenic confluence of the Fall and Bechler rivers, where the two rivers merge in a beautiful setting.
What is the surrounding landscape like?
- The trail winds gently through cool, verdant woodland, creating a peaceful hiking experience. In the summer, it is surrounded by fields of colorful wildflowers.
Does the trail follow a river?
- Yes! The trail stays alongside at least one of the rivers for most of the hike, offering continuous water views.
Where is the trailhead located?
- The trailhead can be found at the end of the unpaved Cave Falls Road.

Rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

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