yellowstone flooding

Construction delays over the last year have caused reservations to be cancelled.

Yellowstone National Park will have several entrances open for free on Oct. 30 and 31 as repairs have been completed on Old Gardiner Road.

Yellowstone National Park announced that it will be closing most roads in the park starting in November as part of its regular seasonal closures.

According to Yellowstone National Park, Old Gardiner Road will be open to the public by Nov. 1, as it is the quickest way to reconnect Mammoth Hot Springs to Gardiner, Montana.

Because of flooding, Yellowstone was closed to road traffic for about a week and a half in June of 2022, but it was still open to foot traffic.

According to a press release by National Park Service, Yellowstone National Park had 596,562 recreation visits in July 2022, a 45% decrease compared to July 2021.

The National Park Service announced on Tuesday that major repairs have begun at the Northeast entrance to Yellowstone National Park to help fix some of the damage brought by the historic flooding in June.

The Small Business Administration has begun offering loans to individuals and businesses to help rebuild after the recent flooding in and around Yellowstone National Park.

Two major northern entrances remain closed.

Wildlife seem to be a bit confused at times when trying to deal with things like crossing a river they normally have no issue with.