When you’re planning a trip, keeping track of all those little details can be quite tedious. Especially in Yellowstone where conditions can change quickly, so it’s good to be in the know for park info. The best place to get the most current park information is on the National Park Service website, where you can find maps and alerts with road closures, emergency notifications, and other details you need as your trip approaches.
You can also follow the park on social media for alerts and photogenic updates. If you’re eyeing a particular trail but you want to check in on bear activity or route closures, you can call the park directly to speak with a ranger.
Park Fees
Private Vehicle: $35
Motorcycle: $30
Snowmobile: $30
Walk-in per person: $20
Yellowstone annual pass: $70
Interagency pass: $80
See if you qualify for a free pass
Park is open year round
Many park entrances and roads open seasonally to vehicles
North Entrance: Open year round
Northeast Entrance: Open year round
East Entrance: Open May 5 - October 31
South Entrance: Open May 12 - October 31
West Entrance: Open to vehicles April 21- October 31
See the park site for seasonal road closures
Cell coverage varies depending on your carrier.
Service is limited in the park.
Mammoth
West Yellowstone
Old Faithful
Grant Village
Lake Village
Mount Washburn
Albright Visitor Center, Mammoth
Some lodges offer internet for registered guests