Storm Point Trail

8/10

What the experts agree on

This easy 2.3-mile loop through pine forest and meadow rewards beginners with stunning Yellowstone Lake views and frequent wildlife sightings, especially at sunset—a hidden gem that feels less crowded than major park trails.

3 expert reviews
Frommer's Frommer's
"One of the park’s nicest lakeside rambles, this trail begins at Indian Pond and passes through a pine forest before popping out at Storm Point, the rocky western corner hemming in Mary Bay" Full review
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Grizzlies frequent the area in spring and early summer, so check with rangers to make sure the trail is open to hikers.
Fodor's Fodor's
"Well marked and mostly flat, this 2.3-mile loop leaves the south side of the road for a perfect beginner's hike out to Yellowstone Lake, particularly with a setting sun." Full review
National Geographic National Geographic
"My favorite "park secret" is Storm Point Trail, on the north shore of Yellowstone Lake–an easy walk through meadow and forest to an excellent view of the lake and a good chance to see a variety of wildlife"
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