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Granite Falls is an impressive 40-50 foot waterfall located near Bondurant, Wyoming. Once you reach the river, you can head to the left and go up next to the waterfall a little bit, hang out along/ in the river, or ford the river to access a free natural hot spring. Not everyone who visits the enormous waterfall knows about the natural hot spring located right next to it. In fact, you can even see the free hot spring pool once you reach the end of the trail at the river – just look across for the small waterfall with steam.

Granite Hot Springs is open during the winter and summer. This thermal concrete pool offers bathers beautiful views of the surrounding Bridger-Teton National Forest. The water's average temps range from a steamy 93 degrees in summer to 112 degrees in winter. The pool is open every day from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. in the winter (until 5 p.m. after mid-February) and until 7 p.m. in the summer. Keep in mind during the winter that the road leading up to the hot springs is closed to cars, and is only accessible via snowmobile, dogsled, ski and fat bike. Admission is $8 for adults and $5 for children. Facilities include vault toilets, picnic tables and changing rooms. No alcohol is allowed on-site.

The trails around Anne's Pond serve as a popular hiking, cycling, and horseback riding destination. Anne's Pond is a football field sized pond located in a clearing that provides nourishment to many wildflowers, horses, and whatever else lurks in the woods.

This is a great place to catch your breath, tighten your boas, unlock your suspension, and enjoy the views!

Great view of the city, and not as busy as you'd typically expect for a weekend. The trail is partially exposed and can have loose dirt in quite a few spots depending on recent moisture, but overall a great trail close to Jackson.

River Trail merges into Ferrin's Trail close to the car park. Both trails run along a scenic river lines with shade and wildflowers!

South Park Pathway is a multi-use path that is off the main road.The path provides car-free views of the surrounding mountains and a nice place to be able to ride while connecting ot other trails!

Wilson Canyon Trail is a narrow singletrack trail with pretty loose surfaces. This trail takes off across an open meadow that was severely burned in 2012. The trail enters the canyon and climbs up through thick forest and rocky outcrops. The trail eventually pops out into an open meadow along the creek and flattens out as it follows the drainage up to the four way meadow. From here it continues on up to the saddle where it meets with the Ferrin’s Trail, turns left and heads over to the summit.