Shoshone ADA Trail

Shoshone ADA Trail is a short out-and-back from Snake Creek Trailhead to a small wooden platform beside Snake Creek. The mapped approach is about 0.1 mile each way, so plan on 0.2 mile round trip and 10 to 20 minutes. The published 0.1-mile figure does not say whether it is one way or the full outing; this total treats it as the distance to the platform and back. It is nearly level and makes sense as a brief creek stop, not a major hike.

The wooden overlook has interpretive information and serves as a fishing area. Look around the small drops in Snake Creek for Bonneville cutthroat trout, an endemic fish that was once thought locally extinct. It's a nice place to slow down by the water for a few minutes.

The dirt route is classified as ADA accessible, but it isn't a smooth paved path. Rain and snow can roughen it, and wheelchair users may encounter bumps or have difficulty reaching the platform. Snake Creek Road is gravel and dirt, closes in winter because of snow and ice, and may be difficult for low-clearance or modified vehicles; use caution after heavy rain. Park only in designated spaces at the road-end trailhead; roadside parking is prohibited. Pit toilets without running water are at the trailhead, and potable water isn't available along Snake Creek Road. Pets aren't allowed on park trails except trained service animals.