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0/363Canyon chapter · 44.85° N · 109.32° W
Fig. 1Pale walls of Clarks Fork Canyon
A pale limestone gorge where the Clarks Fork leaves the Beartooths. Sheer walls, a wild river, and the mountain front standing over the benches.
The Clarks Fork is a Wild and Scenic river before it calms toward the Yellowstone. The canyon is limestone, not the orange volcanic hills of the byway, and feels older. Few people leave the highway to look down into it.
A private leaf
Instant paper, this copy only. Write on the white — a line the walk still owes you.
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Opening the leaf…
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The nearest plates, by the miles.
Dead Indian Pass8 miles · WyomingXCIV
Chief Joseph Byway8 miles · WyomingXCII
Beartooth Pass11 miles · Montana / WyomingLXXII
Sunlight Basin12 miles · WyomingXCIII
McCullough Peaks30 miles · WyomingXCV
Shoshone National Forest30 miles · WyomingLXXVII
Bighorn Canyon53 miles · Wyoming / MontanaCLX
Medicine Wheel Passage68 miles · WyomingCLXXIVCanyon chapter
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