Last updated: September 30, 2021
Thing to Do
Hike Skyline Vista Trail
NPS Photo/L. Eddy
Skyline Vista Trail is a great way to start your visit to Theodore Roosevelt National Park's South Unit. This accessible 0.1 mile round-trip trail is located just a little more than four miles into the park and gives wonderful views of the western horizon.
It is illegal to remove any resource from a national park. Leave any flower, stone, or other object where you find it so that other visitors can enjoy it as well.
It is illegal to carve, paint, or otherwise alter anything in a national park.
It is illegal to remove any resource from a national park. Leave any flower, stone, or other object where you find it so that other visitors can enjoy it as well.
It is illegal to carve, paint, or otherwise alter anything in a national park.
Details
Duration
5-15 Minutes
The Skyline Vista Trail is a 0.1 mile round-trip accessible hike to an overlook with seating.
Activity
Hiking
Pets Allowed
No
Pets are welcome in Theodore Roosevelt National Park. However, they are only allowed in certain areas.
Leashed pets may be walked along roads and road shoulders, parking areas, and in campgrounds and picnic areas.
More information: Visiting with Pets.
Leashed pets may be walked along roads and road shoulders, parking areas, and in campgrounds and picnic areas.
More information: Visiting with Pets.
Activity Fee
No
Entrance fees may apply, see Fees & Passes information.
Location
Skyline Vista Trailhead
The Skyline Vista Trail starts next to the accessible parking spaces in the Skyline Vista parking area.
Reservations
No
Season
Year Round
Trail conditions may be dangerous or slippery due to inclement weather. Speak to a ranger for more details.
Time of Day
Any Time
Accessibility Information
Skyline Vista Trail is a fully paved and accessible trail. Accessible parking is located right at the trailhead. Service animals are allowed, but must be on a leash no longer than 6 feet.