Park office closed. Picnic shelter and playground are closed due to tornado damage. Beach is closed due to tornado damage and high water.
All facilities closed due to flood, and until sites are loaded into the R1S system. Campground closed due to flood and while sites are being loading into the R1S system. Boat ramp closed due to flooding. Campground normally open year-round. Camping closed for FY22 winter season.
Boat ramp is currently closed due to maintenance issues; expected to be repaired by 10 NOV. Outdoor recreation areas are open.
William B. Visitor Assistance Center is currently closed to in person visits. Office staff are available by phone M-F, PM. Sites OPEN. Remaining sites have been removed temporarily due to significant flood damages. All visitors should start their visit at main entrance to the Bradford I sland Visitor center.
The Navigation Lock Visitor Building is open 1pm to 4pm daily. See important information for Visitor Centers above. From the summit, visitors have not only superb views of the highest peaks of the Beartooth Mountains, but also excellent views of the distant North Absaroka Mountains in Wyoming.
From the summit, the Beartooth Highway starts descending steadily, passing by a number of small ponds and lakes. Soon after the highway descends below tree line, the route passes by the very scenic Beartooth Lake, the largest lake along the drive.
As the highway continues to lose elevation, the views of the Beartooth Mountains disappear somewhat since the forest grows thicker. However, this part of the drive provides superb views of many mountains in Wyoming, especially from several overlooks that exist near the junction with the Chief Joseph Scenic Byway.
However, as mentioned on the previous page , the full-designated highway runs all the way to Cooke City. From the junction with the Chief Joseph Highway to Cooke City, the Beartooth Highway primarily travels through valleys surrounded by tall mountain peaks.
The road also follows the Clarks Fork Yellowstone River for part of the distance. It is never very steep but contains amazing views down into the valley as you ascend multiple switchbacks. From this scenic overlook, the views of the Beartooth Mountains are outstanding. To use information contained on this site is to do so at your own risk.
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An Official Pennsylvania Government Website. State Parks. State Forests. Find a Trail. Find Local Park. Page Content. Vistas and Overlooks in Pennsylvania State Parks The mountainous nature of Pennsylvania creates many opportunities for scenic views from overlooks and vistas. Kinzua Bridge State Park. Raymond B. Sinnemahoning State Park From a birds-eye view, Sinnemahoning State Park sits in a deep narrow valley carved out of a high plateau. Kings Gap Environmental Education Center.
Prince Gallitzin State Park Situated in the forested hills of the Allegheny Plateau cradle Prince Gallitzin State Park allows you to take in the view of the valley and hills along the 1, acre Glendale lake from the Headache Hill water tower. Lewis State Park. Susquehannock State Park.
Hickory Run State Park. Lehigh Gorge State Park. Worlds End State Park. Laurel Ridge State Park The Laurel Highlands hiking and backpacking trail runs from Ohiopyle to near Johnstown is the main attraction of Laurel Ridge State Park offering many scenic overlooks along the mile hiking trail.
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