Theodore Roosevelt Island
Since: 1967
Open: Open daily from dawn to dusk
Price: Free
Introduction
Theodore Roosevelt Island is a memorial dedicated to the 26th President of the United States, located in the Potomac River. It features trails and a statue of Roosevelt, honoring his contributions to conservation and the national parks system.
Visitors often come to enjoy the natural surroundings and reflect on Roosevelt's legacy. The island is a peaceful escape from the urban environment, offering a chance to walk among trees and observe local wildlife.
In pictures
Things to know
Access is via a footbridge from Virginia, no vehicles allowed.
Expect limited amenities, bring water and snacks.
The island can be muddy after rain, wear appropriate footwear.
No admission fee, but parking fees apply nearby.
Good to know
Accessibility:
mostly accessible trails
Opening hours:
Open daily from dawn to dusk
Price:
Free
Photo: NPS