FLAMING GORGE TRAIL PICKER

Tell us your group size and ages — get the Flaming Gorge trails that actually fit, linked to full trail details. Free, no sign-up.

Your group

Adults (16–64)
Young kids (0–7)
Steers toward easy, short, kid-friendly
Older kids (8–15)
Seniors (65+)
Include strenuous / exposed hikes?
e.g. longer stretches of Little Hole Trail
Bringing a dog?
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Suggestions are based on our trail database and grow as we add more hikes. Browse all Flaming Gorge trails →

Flaming Gorge Hiking FAQ

What is the easiest trail at Flaming Gorge?

Short, flat trails near the visitor centers and reservoir shoreline are the easiest options. Use the picker above with young kids in your group to see the gentlest trails that fit, with full trail details.

What is the best Flaming Gorge trail for families with young kids?

Look for trails rated easy, marked kid-friendly, under ~2 miles, with little elevation gain. The Trail Picker filters to exactly those when you add young kids to your group.

What is the longest trail at Flaming Gorge?

The Little Hole National Recreation Trail follows the Green River for several miles below the dam, making it one of the longer options in the area — a good full-day trip for a capable group, with excellent fishing access along the way.

Do any Flaming Gorge trails require a permit?

Most trails at Flaming Gorge don't require a hiking permit, unlike some NPS parks with lottery-based trail access. The picker flags any exceptions in our trail database, but a Recreation Use Pass may still be required to access certain trailheads like Little Hole.