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North Boundary
Defined by the junction of the Gardiner and Yellowstone rivers.
Plan Around North Boundary
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North Boundary Details
The northern boundary of Yellowstone National Park is defined by the junction of the Gardiner and Yellowstone rivers, near the town of Gardiner and the North Entrance of the park. This line on the map isn't respected by park wildlife, however, and animals such as bison can be shot if they wander outside the official park borders.
Difficulty
Low
Distance
N/A
Estimated time
Region
North Entrance
Nearby Parks Around North Boundary
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Nearby Points of Interest Around North Boundary
Use nearby POIs to quickly expand your options beyond North Boundary while the map context is still fresh.
0.1 mi away
Roosevelt Arch
Dedicated in 1903 by then-President Theodore Roosevelt, considered the father of U.S. National Parks.
0.2 mi away
Gardiner
Gardiner, Montana is the only year-round entrance to Yellowstone.
0.9 mi away
Electric Peak
There's a hair-raising story behind this mountain's name.
2.0 mi away
Gardner Canyon
A good place to spot some of Yellowstone's bighorn sheep.
