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North East Wyoming & Southern Montana
- Gardiner, Montana...That's Yellowstone in the background! Electric peak is on the right and Sepulcher Mtn. is on the left.
- (Click Image) Go to this area North of Yellowstone Park.
- Enter Here. Be Careful! Bison Crossing!
- (Click Image) We're the first left coming from the north, or the last right coming from the south.
- Western Pronghorn (Antelope)
If you are traveling South from Livingston into Gardiner, YVI is the first stop on the left as you enter town. If you're traveling North from Mammoth Hot springs, we are the last stop on the right as you leave town on highway 89.
Area Mileages
Click on the images to the left to zoom in on our location at the North-West end of Gardiner, Montana, at the
North Entrance to Yellowstone National Park.
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YELLOWSTONE VILLAGE INN
Yellowstone Park North Entrance
PO Box 297
Gardiner, MT 59030
Phone: 1-800-228-8158
Fax: 1-406-848-7418
Email: elk@yellowstonevinn.com
Tune your GPS to this address to get the closest to us:
Highway 89 and Hellroaring street, Gardiner, Mt 59030
After a comfortable night's stay, venture through Teddy Roosevelt's Arch into the world's first and greatest National Park, just outside our front door. It's Yellowstone's Only Year-round Entrance. ⇐ Back to the top
About Gardiner, Montana
Founded in 1880, Gardiner became a center of activity for visitors to the region, serving as the original, and only year-round entrance to the park. We enjoy wonderful wildlife viewing potential, especially in Spring and Fall. Gardiner has survived a rough and tumble existence of gold rushes, the railroad, and even destructive fires. A tough little frontier town, it fed and sheltered miners, entertained the early soldiers who operated Yellowstone Park, and learned to host the pioneer visitor. Gardiner has matured, tempered, and grown to meet the needs of today's visitors. It is a good place to spend some rich time in history, in the heart of some of the West's finest country. The world famous, blue ribbon, Yellowstone River tumbles through the heart of town.
