![]() NPS Photo/C. Law Skyline Vista0.2 mile (0.3 km); out and back – paved, nearly flatFeel the ever present prairie breeze as you follow the path to the edge of a plateau. From the viewpoint at the end of the trail, notice the stark contrast between flat plains and rugged badlands. ![]() NPS Photo/J. Hayes Boicourt Overlook0.3 mile (0.5 km); out and back – gentle terrainFrom a vantage point high atop the prairie, look for wildlife in the valley below. You may spot herds of bison or bands of horses. In the early morning and evening, elk travel between feeding and bedding locations. ![]() NPS Photo/L. Thomas Buck Hill0.1 mile (0.15 km); up and back – steep grade, stairsYou’ll be on top of the world when you climb to the highest accessible point in the park. This is a short, but steep trail. The view from the top is worth every step. NPS Photo/J. Zylland Old East Entrance0.8 mile (1.3 km); out and back – gentle dirt path
Follow the path of the original park road to the historic Old East EntranceStation. The trail passes through a prairie dog town. This area is very muddy when wet.
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Last updated: May 17, 2020