Albright Falls is a designated backcountry campsite (site code 9B9) located in the remote Bechler River area of southwestern Yellowstone National Park. The campsite sits directly adjacent to the spectacular 260-foot Albright Falls, which cascades down a rock slope practically on top of the site, providing constant rushing water sounds. Due to the proximity to the falls, campers should expect significant moisture in the air and potential condensation issues in tents from the waterfall mist. The site is positioned above Iris Falls along the Bechler River Trail, with Mr. Bubbles thermal area only 1.5 miles away. This backpacker-only site is accessed via a spur trail and has a 2-night maximum stay limit. Campfires are not permitted at this location. A backcountry permit obtained through Recreation.gov is required year-round, with maximum 3 consecutive nights at any single campsite in the park. Campers must follow strict food storage protocols using bear canisters or bear poles provided at the site.
Per person, per night backcountry camping fee
Albright Falls (9B9) is a backpacker campsite in the Bechler River area. The water tumbling down the 260-foot Albright Falls is right in the campsite and rushing like crazy. The moisture in the air kicked up by the falls can create a condensation problem in your tent. Very close to the final ford of the trip for those hiking the Bechler River Trail. 2-night limit, no campfires allowed.
Campsite 9B9 offers spectacular views of 260-foot Albright Falls cascading down a slope. From Albright Falls, it's only about a mile and a half to Mr. Bubbles.
A backcountry permit is required year-round. Camp only at designated sites. Maximum 3 consecutive nights at any single campsite. All campsites have food storage poles or bear-resistant containers.
Official backcountry permit reservations for Yellowstone National Park through Recreation.gov.
CampgroundTour strives to provide accurate campground information but cannot guarantee its completeness or accuracy. Information is subject to change — please confirm details with the agency managing this facility before booking or making travel decisions. See our Terms of Use.
Albright Falls is a designated backcountry campsite (site code 9B9) located in the remote Bechler River area of southwestern Yellowstone National Park. The campsite sits directly adjacent to the spectacular 260-foot Albright Falls, which cascades down a rock slope practically on top of the site, providing constant rushing water sounds. Due to the proximity to the falls, campers should expect significant moisture in the air and potential condensation issues in tents from the waterfall mist. The site is positioned above Iris Falls along the Bechler River Trail, with Mr. Bubbles thermal area only 1.5 miles away. This backpacker-only site is accessed via a spur trail and has a 2-night maximum stay limit. Campfires are not permitted at this location. A backcountry permit obtained through Recreation.gov is required year-round, with maximum 3 consecutive nights at any single campsite in the park. Campers must follow strict food storage protocols using bear canisters or bear poles provided at the site.
Per person, per night backcountry camping fee
Albright Falls (9B9) is a backpacker campsite in the Bechler River area. The water tumbling down the 260-foot Albright Falls is right in the campsite and rushing like crazy. The moisture in the air kicked up by the falls can create a condensation problem in your tent. Very close to the final ford of the trip for those hiking the Bechler River Trail. 2-night limit, no campfires allowed.
Campsite 9B9 offers spectacular views of 260-foot Albright Falls cascading down a slope. From Albright Falls, it's only about a mile and a half to Mr. Bubbles.
A backcountry permit is required year-round. Camp only at designated sites. Maximum 3 consecutive nights at any single campsite. All campsites have food storage poles or bear-resistant containers.
Official backcountry permit reservations for Yellowstone National Park through Recreation.gov.
CampgroundTour strives to provide accurate campground information but cannot guarantee its completeness or accuracy. Information is subject to change — please confirm details with the agency managing this facility before booking or making travel decisions. See our Terms of Use.