10의 파크 카운티가지 명소 & 주요 장소

The Roosevelt Arch is a historic stone gateway at Yellowstone’s north entrance in Gardiner, Montana. Built in 1903, it famously bears the inscription “For the Benefit and Enjoyment of the People.”

The Abandoned Railroad Bed Bike Trail is a trial that is open to bikers and hikers. The trail, mostly flat and made of packed dirt trail, starts near the north entrance of Yellowstone and is popular with hikers seeking scenic views and solitude. Following an abandoned railroad bed for 4 miles, it parallels the Yellowstone River with striking views of Electric Peak

Suce Creek Trail follows a scenic path through dense forests and alongside Suce Creek, gradually ascending to open meadows with views of the Beartooth Mountains. It’s a serene hike, perfect for those seeking solitude and the chance to explore the beauty of Montana’s backcountry.

Custer Gallatin National Forest spans millions of acres across rugged peaks, alpine lakes, and sweeping valleys, offering endless opportunities for hiking, camping, and wildlife watching. From quiet backcountry trails to iconic routes near Yellowstone, it’s a gateway to some of Montana’s most wild and breathtaking landscapes.

Custer Gallatin National Forest spans millions of acres across rugged peaks, alpine lakes, and sweeping valleys, offering endless opportunities for hiking, camping, and wildlife watching. From quiet backcountry trails to iconic routes near Yellowstone, it’s a gateway to some of Montana’s most wild and breathtaking landscapes.

The Livingston Trail weaves through quiet forest and open meadows, offering a peaceful route just outside of town with views toward the Absaroka Mountains. It’s a gentle hike ideal for spotting wildlife, wildflowers, and getting a quick dose of nature close to Livingston.

Pine Creek Trail in the Absaroka-Beartooth Wilderness leads you through dense forest, wildflower meadows, and past cascading waterfalls on the way to a high alpine lake. It’s a challenging but rewarding hike, with sweeping mountain views that open up as you gain elevation.

The Emerald Lake Trail is a challenging trail that takes you past Emerald Lake and Heather Lake. The trail climbs consistently but is never too steep.