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18 mile dirt road. Four-wheel drive vehicles are recommended (but not always necessary, check with rangers). This route provides more fascinating landscapes and geologic formations, with access to scenic pullouts, a few hiking trails, and some climbing access routes. (AllTrails map).
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Excellent views of Lost Horse, Queen, and Pleasant Valleys with a summit elevation of 5,461 feet (1,664 m). Strenuous. The trail is well-maintained and features stone steps for most of the way. (AllTrails map)
Explore cultural history of early cattle ranchers and the water tank they built; watch for bighorn sheep. (AllTrails map).
Built in the early 1900s to hold water for cattle and mining use, today the area is a rain-fed reservoir attracting local wildlife. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
Short hike to a rock-enclosed valley rumored to have been used by cattle rustlers. (AllTrails map).
In the north of the park, a short trail leads through boulders to an old cattle rustler's hideout.