Last updated: March 5, 2025
Thing to Do
Trail to History

NPS Photo
From the visitor parking lot to the fort entrance is a one-quarter mile paved path. There are two benches installed along the way for your convenience. As this stretch has no cover, please bring water, sunscreen, and a hat during warm weather. In windy, snowy, and rainy conditions, dressing in appropriate weather-proof layers is recommended. Comfortable and protective walking shoes are also advised. Public water fountains, restrooms, picnic tables and a shade shelter are located within a few steps of the parking lot.
Accessibility parking is available at the visitor parking lot. There is a paved pathway, 1,275 feet in length, from the parking lot to the fort that is hard-surfaced and wheelchair accessible.
Fort Accessibility
Most of the first floor of the fort is wheelchair accessible.
Documentary Film
A 20-minute documentary film with caption and visual description is available for viewing next to the fort fee collection room.
Service Animals
Service animals are allowed anywhere in the park when kept 25 yards or more away from fort livestock.