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Free Winter Trip Planner for Yellowstone and Grand Teton
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Southwest Yellowstone and Grand Teton Gateways
Explore Wyoming, Idaho and Montana destinations close to Grand Teton National Park and Yellowstone's south and west entrances. These entrances are closed to cars in winter but are open to over-snow transportation such as snowmobiles and snowcoaches.
- Yellowstone Teton Territory - You’ll discover winter recreation and Americana in an area spanning six eastern Idaho counties.
- West Yellowstone - Visit the west entrance and gateway community to Yellowstone National Park. A snowmobiling, snowshoeing and cross-country skiing paradise, West Yellowstone is the launching point for winter trips into Yellowstone and surrounding national forests. The mountain trail system begins right in town.
Northern Yellowstone Gateways
Explore Montana destinations close to Yellowstone's North Entrance, open to cars year-round, and Northeast Entrance, accessible by car in winter from inside the park.
- Gardiner, Montana - Stay near the only Yellowstone entrance that is open to wheeled traffic during the winter. Close to wildlife watching, Mammoth Hot Springs and snow coach pickups.
- Cooke City, Montana - Visit this cozy burb close to Yellowstone's Lamar Valley for the best winter wolf and bison watching. In the winter, Cooke City is accessible by car from inside the park.
- Visit Yellowstone Country - This unparalleled year-round vacation destination, made up of five Montana counties: Gallatin, Park, Sweet Grass, Stillwater and Carbon, offers recreation, lodging, dining, seasonal activities and cultural treasures.