2014 Map of West Yellowstone

About this map

West Yellowstone serves as a critical gateway where Montana meets Wyoming, marking the western entrance to the wilderness of Yellowstone National Park. This 2014 survey captures the town's grid, featuring streets like Highway Ave and Gibbon Ave, and its proximity to the Yellowstone Airport. The landscape is defined by the Madison River, which flows out of the park and under the Madison River Bridge toward the reaches of Hebgen Lake. The boundary between Gallatin National Forest and the national park is clearly delineated, illustrating the transition from managed forest land to the protected park interior. Further east, the small settlement of Riverside sits near the river's path, while a network of service roads and trails like Madison Rim Rd and S Boundary Trl provide access to the surrounding timber and watersheds of Cougar Cr and Maple Cr.