Old East Entrance Station, Theodore Roosevelt National Park
Old East Entrance Station, Theodore Roosevelt National Park
Highlight • Monument
Old East Entrance Station, Theodore Roosevelt National Park
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March 17, 2023
Hiking
Old East Entrance Station, built in 1938, was the original entrance to Theodore Roosevelt National Park, but the entrance of the park was moved to Medora when the Interstate replaced Highway 10 in 1968.
There are no roads leading to the old entrance building, except for a hiking trail starting at a parking lot off Scenic Loop Drive. The hike crosses prairie dog territory, which is a fun sight during your hike.
October 31, 2023
Running
The is no road to the entrance, only a path, so it is a nice, quiet way to see the national park.
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Embark on the Old East Entrance Station Trail for an easy 1.0-mile (1.6 km) hike that takes about 24 minutes to complete, with a gentle elevation gain of just 12…
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Elevation 790 m
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