Yellowstone National Park
From the unique geological and geo-thermal features of the park to the breathtaking mountain environs and the multitude of animal species that reside here, Yellowstone National Park always offers an enriching experience.
Yellowstone National Park Official Website
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The World's First National Park! Yellowstone Park was established in 1872, it's 2.2 million acres include spectacular alpine lakes and rivers, as well as the geysers, mud caldrons and bubbling paint pots of worldwide fame. Home to a rich variety of wildlife, including elk, bison, bears and reintroduced wolves. Take time to explore the Park's natural wonders. See the brilliant colors of spring and summer wildflowers or winter's dazzling snow and ice. Watch for eagles, falcons and trumpeter swans among the 303 bird species that live here!
Weather determines all opening/closing dates. Opens mid-April and closes early November to wheeled vehicles, reopens mid-December through early March for Nordic skiers, snowmobilers and snowcoach travel. For general information contact the National Park Service. 307.344.7381
Three of Yellowstone Park's five gates are in Yellowstone Country. The gateway communities of Cooke City, 406.838.2272 (winter) 406.838.2495 (summer), Gardiner, 406.848.7971 and West Yellowstone 406.646.7701 provide a full range of lodging, dining and recreation possibilities! We recommend that you make reservations as far in advance as possible, however, even last-minute, spur-of -the- moment vacationers can find comfortable lodging outside the Park in most cases.
Stay in Yellowstone Bring your RV. Stay in our hotels. Accommodations in the Park are open May-October and December-March. Four lodges, an inn, three hotels, cabins and extensive campground facilities. Early reservations are recommended. For Reservations, contact Amfac Parks and Resorts 307.344.7311 (Reservations for in-Park lodging should be made six to eight months in advance.)
Yellowstone Institute Headquartered in the Park's northeast corner. This outdoor classroom offers field courses on the Park's wildlife, plants, geology and history. 307.344.2294 Box 117, Yellowstone National Park, WY 82190
Yellowstone Park Entrances
Gardiner - US HWY 89
Cooke City / Silvergate - via the Beartooth Highway, US 212
West Yellowstone - US Highways 191 and 287
The Flyway
West Yellowstone Airport Commercial Service (Sky West) June-September
Gallatin Field -Belgrade/Bozeman Year-Round
Commercial Service (Northwest, Delta, Sky West, Horizon and Alaska)
