Roosevelt Corral
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Roosevelt Corral
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Horseback rides in the Roosevelt area, operated by Yellowstone National Park Lodges, begin and end at this location. Operating Dates Horseback rides are typically oferred daily from early-June through early-September. See the website for current season dates. Hours and dates are subject to change.

Lost Lake Loop
~0 min drive
Round trip 2.8 miles (4.6 km), moderate. The trail climbs 300 feet up a forested hillside. At the junction, veer right (west). You reach Lost Lake in 0.2 miles (0.3 km). From there, follow the trail through a ravine to the Petrified Tree parking area. From the parking lot, th…

Garnet Hill Loop Trailhead (2K2)
~1 min drive
Situated in Pleasant Valley near Tower Junction, this trailhead provides access to the following trail: Garnet Hill Loop Trail There is very limited parking at this trailhead. However, a large parking lot is located at the Tower Junction Trailhead just to the south. Garnet…

Lamar Valley - Evidence of Glaciers
~2 min drive
<p>Glaciers result when, for a period of years, more snow falls in an area than melts.</p> <p>Once the snow reaches a certain depth, it turns into ice and begins to move under the force of gravity or the pressure of its own weight.</p> <p>During this movement, rocks are picked…
Poacher
~15 min drive
Moderate 13.23-mile backcountry trail with 1,855 ft elevation gain.

Hellroaring Trailhead (2K8)
~5 min drive
Nestled a 1/4-mile (0.4-km) off the Grand Loop Road, this trailhead provides access to the following trails: Buffalo Plateau Trail Coyote Creek Trail Garnet Hill Loop Trail Hellroaring Creek Trail There is a decent amount of parking at the trailhead. Buffalo Plateau Trai…

Lost Lake
~1 min drive
6.6 mi · Moderate

Burned Trees
~2 min drive
<p>Burned trees and those that have died for other reasons still contribute to the ecosystem. For example, dead standing trees provide nesting cavities for many types of animals; fallen trees provide food and shelter for animals and nutrients for the soil. However, park manage…
Telephone Basin
~19 min drive
Remote 18-mile alpine basin trek with 2,185 ft elevation gain.
Chittenden Road - Mount Washburn Trail
~11 min drive
5.7 mi · Easy
Dunraven Pass - Mount Washburn Trail
~16 min drive
7.0 mi · Moderate
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