Uncle Tom’s Trail

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Uncle Tom’s Trail is a steep hiking trail in Yellowstone National Park that descends into the Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone to provide close-up views of the Lower Falls.

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Uncle Tom’s Trail canonical 3

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Predicate Object
instanceOf hiking trail
tourist attraction
accesses canyon interior
country United States
difficulty strenuous
featureType out-and-back trail
givesViewOf Lower Falls of the Yellowstone River
hasAccessPoint South Rim Drive area
linked to: South Rim
hasApproximateNumberOfSteps 300
hasHistoricalUse guided tourist excursions
hasRecreationActivity photography
sightseeing
hasStructure metal stairs
switchbacks
hasView Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone walls
Lower Falls close-up view
locatedIn United States
Wyoming
Yellowstone National Park
locatedInFeature Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone
managedBy National Park Service
namedAfter Uncle Tom Richardson
near Artist Point
Canyon Village
overlooks Yellowstone River
partOf Canyon area of Yellowstone National Park
safetyConcern high elevation
steep climb
terrainType steep trail
trailUse hiking

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