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On the northeastern end of Livingston, the Myers' River View Trail parallels the east bank of the beautiful Yellowstone River. The mile-long gravel pathway includes a lookout over the river and offers a nice mix of wooded scenery and open vistas. Enhancing the experience are natural benches, wind pipe whistles, and interpretative signage that lets travelers know about the wildlife they might see here.
The trailhead is located on East Park Street, just east of Veterans Bridge over the Yellowstone River.
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