Yellowstone National Park: Tower-Roosevelt

Discover the highlights of the Tower-Roosevelt area so you’ll enjoy Yellowstone to the utmost. Visit Petrified Tree, Tower Fall and learn the geology of the land here before you arrive.

The Tower-Roosevelt area in Yellowstone offers some interesting ways to experience the park in all its natural splendor.

Lamar Valley –

This is one of the best places to view wildlife in Yellowstone.

Roosevelt Lodge –

Make this a real western vacation by staying in this Old West-style Lodge and Cabins.

Sightseeing Tours –

The best way to learn all Yellowstone Park has to offer is to take a sightseeing tour, focusing on natural history, wildlife or other aspects of the park’s past.

Camping –

Stay out under the stars at Tower Falls Campground, in the Washburn Mountains at 6,600 feet.

Tower to Mammoth –

There are plenty of sights to see as you drive to Mammoth, including the Petrified Tree, a fossilized ancient redwood.

Tower to North –

As you drive to the North Entrance from Tower-Roosevelt, you will find wonderful camping spots and you can stop at Slough Creek for some fishing.

History –

Learn all about the Tower Ranger Station, Bannock Trail and Lamar Buffalo Ranch.

Accessibility –

Prepare for your trip by finding out the location of food, stores, rest rooms and parking.

Map –

Get your trip planned by exploring maps of the area, so you don’t miss such great sights as the Tower Falls, a 132-foot drop of the Tower Creek.

Visitor's Center –

The closest visitor center is the Albright Visitor Center near Mammoth. Here you can discover new sights and learn even more about Yellowstone.