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| Above, Yellowstone's Jackson (or South) entrance last summer. Photo by Armand Vaquer. |
The Wyoming entrances into Yellowstone National Park will be opening next week.
According to the Montana Free Press:
Yellowstone National Park will open its Wyoming entrances on Monday, May 18, at noon, Yellowstone Superintendent Cam Sholly announced today.
The park will be limited to day-use only via the Cody and Jackson entrances. Only the park’s lower loop — which includes Lake, Canyon, Norris, Old Faithful, West Thumb, and Grant Village — will be open. No commercial tour buses will be allowed to enter the park. The opening comes at the request of Wyoming Gov. Mark Gordon, Sholly said.
Montana’s gates to Yellowstone National Park will not open before June 1, Gov. Steve Bullock said during a press briefing Wednesday afternoon. The Montana entrances in West Yellowstone, Gardiner and Cooke City account for about 70% of Yellowstone’s annual visitors, Sholly said.
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