42 Things to do near Camp on the Boulder
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East Rosebud Lake
Roscoe, Montana
33.0 miles SEEast Rosebud Lake is the cliff-ringed gateway to the Beaten Path, one of the most beautiful backpacking routes in Montana's Beartooths.
Backpack, Camp, Canoe, Hike
Cooke City Disc Golf Course
Cooke City-Silver Gate, Montana
33.9 miles SA scenic and challenging course in a great little Montana mountain town — bring a local guide or ask at the Cooke City Bike Shack to find the poorly marked holes.
Disc Golf
Slough Creek Campground
Tower Junction, Yellowstone National Park
36.6 miles SA small, popular Yellowstone campground right on Slough Creek where wolf packs are frequently spotted — sites fill fast, so arrive early.
Camp
Hyalite Creek Trail
Gallatin Gateway, Montana
36.9 miles WAn 11-mile hike with 11 waterfalls and frequent black bear sightings — dogs on leashes are common on the trail, and timeshare activity rules apply on certain days.
Hike, Horseback, Mountain Bike 8.5 mi
Slough Creek Trail
Tower Junction, Yellowstone National Park
37.0 miles SAn easy 3.4-mile historic wagon trail follows Slough Creek through sweeping meadows in Yellowstone — a peaceful summer and fall walk with beautiful open views.
Hike
Coyote Creek Trail
Gardiner, Montana
37.9 miles SWnear Gardiner, Montana
Hellroaring Creek Trail
Yellowstone National Park
37.9 miles SA suspension bridge over the Yellowstone River leads to sandy creek-side beaches and a mild backcountry trail past Yellowstone's largest granite slab — great for all ages.
Camp, Hike, Swim
Pebble Creek Campground
Northeast Entrance, Yellowstone National Park
38.6 miles SA quiet campground tucked in Yellowstone's far northeast corner near Trout Lake and world-class Lamar and Soda Butte trout rivers — arrive before 11 a.m. to secure a spot.
Camp 4.0 mi
Specimen Ridge Day Hike and Fossil Forrest Trail
Buffalo Ford, Wyoming
39.3 miles SA strenuous 4-mile hike to Specimen Ridge with rewarding views, plus a side route to an outcropping of fossilized trees visible from the ridge — rugged and unmarked, but worth it.
Hike 3.8 mi
Abandoned Railroad Bed Bike Trail
Gardiner, Montana
39.5 miles SWAn 8-mile out-and-back bike trail along the Yellowstone River on an old railroad bed near the North Entrance of Yellowstone, with mountain, plain, and river scenery — and frequent wildlife sightings.
Mountain Bike 7.9 mi
Rescue Creek Trail
Mammoth Hot Springs, Yellowstone National Park
39.6 miles SWA level, well-marked 8-mile point-to-point hike across the Montana-Wyoming border through colorful grasslands near Yellowstone, with frequent bighorn sheep, pronghorn, and elk sightings.
Hike 7.3 mi
Agate Creek Trail
Tower Junction, Wyoming
39.6 miles SA moderately difficult 7.3-mile hike along Yellowstone River with colorful cliff overlooks, the Narrows, and a primitive riverside campground at trail's end.
Hike 0.3 mi
Yellowstone River Picnic Area Trail
Tower Junction, Yellowstone National Park
39.7 miles SA 3.9-mile loop trail from a Yellowstone picnic area along the canyon rim of the Yellowstone River — steam vents, wildlife sightings in meadows, and canyon erosion views throughout.
Hike
Forces of the Northern Range
Mammoth, Yellowstone National Park
39.7 miles SWA half-mile boardwalk on Yellowstone's Blacktail Deer Plateau with mountain peak displays, a wildlife primer, and a view-packed introduction to the Northern Range's forces of nature.
Hike 16.9 mi
Specimen Ridge Trail (2K4)
Buffalo Ford, Wyoming
39.8 miles SA challenging 17-mile remote hike ascending 3,000 feet to Amethyst Mountain and descending into Lamar Valley — ending at a river ford that may require turning around if uncrossable.
Hike 0.6-1.5 mi
Trout Lake and Buck Lake
Tower Junction, Yellowstone National Park
39.8 miles SA steep half-mile through Douglas fir forest opens to beautiful views every direction — Mount Hornaday behind the lake, spring waterfalls from snowmelt, and cutthroat trout thick enough to give the lake its name.
Hike 8.2 mi
Garnet Hill Trail
Tower Junction, Yellowstone National Park
39.9 miles SA 7.6-mile loop through Yellowstone meadows, sagebrush, and riverside forest with exceptional wildlife — wolves, bears, bison, moose, elk, and badgers all roam this area.
Hike 2.4 mi
Lost Lake Trail
Tower Junction, Yellowstone National Park
40.1 miles SAn easy 2.8-mile loop behind Roosevelt Lodge, winding through forest, meadows, and along the shores of Lost Lake — open year-round and finishable in under two hours.
Hike 7.4 mi
Blacktail Deer Creek to Yellowstone River Trail
Mammoth Hot Springs, Yellowstone National Park
40.6 miles SWA 7-mile out-and-back trail dropping through green fields and boulder formations to waterfall views along the Yellowstone River, with a suspension bridge connecting onward trails.
Hike
Boiling River
North Entrance, Yellowstone National Park
41.0 miles SWWhere a hot spring pours into the Gardner River in Yellowstone, warm soaking awaits — but never enter the scalding upstream runoff channel, which reaches 113–140°F. Check with a ranger first.
Hot Springs, Swim
