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Enjoy a peaceful hike around the Markham and New Cody Reservoirs. This easy 2.1-mile (3.3 km) loop offers serene views of the water and surrounding Wyoming landscape. With just 17 feet (5 metres) of elevation gain, you can complete this paved route in about 50 minutes, making it a perfect…
Last updated: April 23, 2026
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2.77 km
553 m
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3.32 km
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Yes, this trail is rated as easy and is notably flat, with minimal elevation gain. Its paved surface makes it highly accessible for beginners, individuals with mobility limitations, and those seeking a relaxed outdoor activity.
The 3.5-kilometer (approximately 2.2 miles) loop trail can typically be completed in about 44 minutes, making it suitable for a quick outing.
The trail features a smooth, paved surface throughout, making it ideal for walking, running, road biking, and comfortable for strollers and wheelchairs.
Absolutely. A significant feature of this trail is its paved surface, which makes it fully wheelchair-friendly and stroller-friendly, ensuring an inclusive experience for all visitors.
Yes, the trail is dog-friendly, so you are welcome to bring your canine companions along to enjoy the outing.
The trail is located in Cody, Park County, Wyoming, and is part of Beck Lake Park. Parking is generally available at the park's access points, though specific trailhead parking details may vary.
There are no permits or entrance fees required to access the Markham and New Cody Reservoir Loop trail or Beck Lake Park. It is freely accessible to the public.
Given its paved and flat nature, the trail is enjoyable year-round. However, for the most pleasant experience, spring, summer, and fall offer comfortable temperatures and vibrant scenery. Winter hiking is also possible, but be mindful of potential ice or snow.
Hikers can expect scenic views primarily centered around the reservoirs. The natural setting of Wyoming contributes to the visual appeal, and there are opportunities for wildlife viewing, including various bird species.
Its high accessibility is a standout feature. Being entirely paved, wheelchair-friendly, and stroller-friendly sets it apart as an inclusive outdoor option in the Cody area, welcoming a wide range of visitors.
Yes, the easy difficulty, flat and paved terrain, and scenic views make it a great option for families with children of all ages, including those with strollers.
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