Mammoth Hot Springs
Travertine terraces formed by hot springs, 8 km from Gardiner, with boardwalks, and the historic village of Mammoth, with the old Fort Yellowstone.
Montana · the United States
In the destination Yellowstone and Grand Teton.
In the photo: Gardiner street with mountains in the background
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The city
Small Montana town at Yellowstone’s north entrance, on the Yellowstone River beside the Roosevelt Arch. It’s the only park entrance open to cars year‑round, via the road that leads to Mammoth Hot Springs and Lamar Valley, where bison and wolves are often seen.
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The local experience
Travertine terraces formed by hot springs, 8 km from Gardiner, with boardwalks, and the historic village of Mammoth, with the old Fort Yellowstone.
Stone gateway at Yellowstone’s north entrance in Gardiner, built in 1903; the cornerstone was laid by President Theodore Roosevelt.
Open valley in the northeast of Yellowstone, with herds of bison and wolf packs that are usually seen from a distance, early in the morning.