2011 Map of West Yellowstone

About this map

West Yellowstone serves as a critical gateway at the start of the 21st century, positioned where the Madison River flows westward from the national park boundary. The town's infrastructure is geared toward travelers and regional management, featuring an array of sites like the Brandin Iron Motel and RV Park and the West Yellowstone District Ranger Office. Transportation and safety are central to the landscape, from the Yellowstone Airport and its specialized Yellowstone Airport Crash Fire Rescue facility to the Madison River Bridge which carries traffic toward Hebgen Lake. The presence of Pulp Camp and the West Yellowstone Post Office underscores the mix of seasonal tourism and year-round civic life. To the east, the terrain remains largely undeveloped, defined by the winding paths of Maple Creek and Cougar Creek, while Riverside marks a point of transition along the river as it parallels the park's S Boundary.