Dunraven Pass reaches its highest point of 8,859 feet near the trailhead for the Mt. The highest road in Yellowstone is a section of road between Tower Junction and Canyon Village called Dunraven Pass. The roads in the park range in elevation from just over 5,000 feet to 8,859 ft. Sometimes it could take a few days for your body to adjust to the thinner air, so it is recommended that you go at a slower pace than you normally would until you get used to the thinner air. Everyone's body reacts to higher elevation in different ways. Mammoth Hot Springs Clinic: (307) 344-7965Īt higher elevations there is less oxygen in the air than there would be at low elevations or at sea level.Xanterra Parks & Resorts: Lodging, campground, activities & dinner reservations: (307) 344-7311.Yellowstone road & weather conditions, including entrance gate statuses: (307) 344-7381.$60 (Yellowstone Only) $80 (All National Parks in the United States except for Mt. $15 (Yellowstone only) $20 (Yellowstone & Grand Teton National Parks).Īnnual Passes - An annual pass will be valid for 12 months after the day you purchase it. Individuals entering by foot, bicycle, ski, etc. $25 (Yellowstone only) $40 (Yellowstone & Grand Teton National Parks). Motorcycle or snowmobile (snowmobile entry with a guide only) $30 (Yellowstone only) $50 (Yellowstone & Grand Teton National Parks). Washburn Fire LookoutĬheck out the best hotel reviews and hotel deals at TripAdvisorĮach entrance pass will give you a 7-day access to the park(s) it was purchased for. Old Faithful Geyser Mammoth Hot Springs North Entrance Mt. West Yellowstone, MT Gardiner, MT Cooke City, MT Jackson, WY
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