Hike Boicourt Trail
Theodore Roosevelt National Park
This short hike, with its elevated perspective and accessible trail, offers a unique view of the Little Missouri Badlands that the whole family can enjoy.
When on the South Unit scenic drive, Boicourt Trail is the perfect place to stop and work off some of that stuck-in-the-car energy! This 0.2-mile paved, accessible trail offers an easy hike for young and old, as well as some incredible views. If you're feeling a little more adventurous, keep going after the pavement ends to reach another overlook, perfect for watching sunsets over the badlands. 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.
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15-30 Minutes
Entrance fees may apply, see Fees & Passes information.
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The Boicourt Trail is approximately 0.2 miles long and 3 feet wide. It is fully paved. An unpaved social trail continues for approximately another 0.2 miles to an overlook. Proper footwear is recommended. Service animals are allowed, but must be on a leash no longer than 6 feet.
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, sidewalks, parking areas, and in campgrounds and picnic areas. More information: Visiting with Pets.
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