Tower-Roosevelt, as Yellowstone's northeast quadrant is called, is the most remote corner America's first national park. And it is the least frequently visited. Here are six reasons to buck the trend. 1. The 29-mile (47 km) Northeast Entrance Road is most scenic of the park's five access drives. 2. There are no milling crowds as at Old Faithful and Yellowstone Falls. 3. There are countless miles of hiking trails. 4. It is one of the top spots in Yellowstone for fly fishing. 5. Lamar Valley - a broad, u-shaped glacial valley - is the best place to watch wildlife in Yellowstone National Park. 6. The historic Roosevelt Lodge & Cabins is a rugged family hideaway.