Wraith Falls

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Description

• Type: Cascades
• Height: 100 feet
• Stream: Lupine Creek
• Name, origin: Named in 1885 by members of the Hague parties. The report is that they saw a ghost or specter in the gossamer white strands of the falls. But, the actual reason is undocumented.¹
• Hike: An easy hike of 0.6 of a mile, roundtrip.
• Location: South of the Grand Loop road between Mammoth Hot Springs and the Tower-Roosevelt Junction. It is 4.8 miles from Mammoth, and, coming from Tower-Roosevelt Junction, it is 13.2 miles. It is just east of Undine Falls. Parking and the falls are on the south side of the road

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¹Whittlesey, L. H. (2006). Yellowstone Place Names. Gardiner, MT: Wonderland Publishing Company. Page 265.