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UPDATE: Northern portion of Yellowstone National Park likely to remain closed for a substantial length of time due to severely damaged, impacted infrastructure
NEWS RELEASE UPDATE: Northern portion of Yellowstone National Park likely to remain closed for a substantial length of time due to severely damaged, impacted infrastructure Condition of North Entrance Road between Gardiner, Montana, and Mammoth Hot Springs NPS / Doug Kraus Known damage and issues Known damage (at this time) to some park roads includes: North Entrance (Gardiner, Montana) to Mammoth Hot Springs: road washed out in multiple places, significant rockslide at Gardner Canyon Tower Junction to Northeast Entrance: segment of road washed out near Soda Butte Picnic Area, mudslides, downed trees Tower-Roosevelt to Canyon Junction (Dunraven Pass): mudslide on road Canyon Junction to Fishing Bridge: Segment of road just south of Canyon Junction potentially compromised and closed for evaluation The power continues to be out in multiple locations in the park. Water and wastewater systems at Canyon Village and Mammoth Hot Springs are being impacted by flooding conditions a...
Yellowstone flooding prompts 10,000 to flee national park - Philadelphia Enquirer
Yellowstone flooding prompts 10,000 to flee national park
West Yellowstone sees influx of visitors as Yellowstone National Park evacuates guests - Bozeman Daily Chronicle
West Yellowstone sees influx of visitors as Yellowstone National Park evacuates guests
Yellowstone National Park closes entrances, evacuates visitors amid 'unprecedented' rainfall, flooding - USA Today
Yellowstone National Park closes entrances, evacuates visitors amid 'unprecedented' rainfall, flooding