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There are five Yellowstone entrances ⎯ North Entrance, Northeast Entrance, South Entrance, East Entrance and West Entrance. Here are the details on each to help you plan your adventure to the country’s oldest national park.
Vehicle reservations are not required to enter the park – just a park entrance pass. Save time at entrance stations by purchasing your pass online before you arrive. Keep in mind that summer is busy, so be prepared for crowds at popular areas and lines at the entrance stations, in construction areas, and at roadside wildlife sightings.
There are 5 entrances into Yellowstone National Park: the north, northeast, east, west and south. Each Yellowstone entrance is unique and has its own set of pros and cons that I’ll cover below. Each entrance also has a an in-park “village” along with a gateway town outside the park.
There is a Yellowstone National Park Entrance for every kind of park guest. To help you choose which entrance is best for you, here’s a final breakdown: East Entrance: Ideal for guests traveling from Wyoming or who are visiting Yellowstone Lake. North Entrance: The only entrance that’s open during winter and brings you to Mammoth Hot Springs.
Yellowstone has five entrance stations, and several are closed to regular vehicles during winter. It takes many hours to drive between these entrances, so be sure to check the status of roads at the entrance you intend to use while planning your trip and before you arrive.
There are Five (5) Entrances to Yellowstone National Park: East Entrance. North Entrance. Northeast Entrance. South Entrance. West Entrance. The North Entrance of Yellowstone National Park located at Gardiner, Montana is the Only Entrance that is Open Year Round.
The park can be accessed from all sides and its five entrances feed into the park’s primary access route. The Grand Loop Road looks like the numeral eight and connects each of the eight developed areas of the park.