Adventure Awaits at Yellowstone
Your journey to the world’s first national park starts with a stay at Travelodge by Wyndham Gardiner Yellowstone Park North. Discover this scenic wilderness area with picturesque hiking trails, hot springs, and limestone cliffs—plus, check out must-see stops in surrounding Montana towns.
Your journey to the world’s first national park starts with a stay at Travelodge by Wyndham Gardiner Yellowstone Park North. Discover this scenic wilderness area with picturesque hiking trails, hot springs, and limestone cliffs—plus, check out must-see stops in surrounding Montana towns.
About Your Guide
Get to Know Becca Skinner
Adventure and conservation photographer Becca Skinner is a former winner of the heralded National Geographic Young Explorer Grant. As a Montana local, she’s the perfect guide for a trip through Yellowstone National Park and its surrounding areas. Follow her journey as she shares her favorite places in and outside of the park.
Inside the Park: Must-See Sights
Tower Fall
Nestled in Devil’s Den by Yellowstone River and Overhanging Cliff, this breathtaking waterfall plunges 132 feet.
Mammoth Hot Springs
You won’t want to miss this famous sight, consisting of natural hot springs best viewed from the Lower Terrace.
Canary Spring
This must-visit spot gets its color thanks to the microorganisms that live there. Hike the overlooking trail to capture shots of these incredible travertine terraces.
Roosevelt Arch
This cornerstone of Yellowstone National Park is one of the region’s most iconic manmade structures, sitting at the northern entrance close to Mammoth Hot Springs.
Sheepeater Cliff
Named after a Native American tribe, these incredible exposed cliffs are easily accessible via Grand Loop Road.
Lamar Valley
If you’re hoping to spot wildlife, this expansive area in Yellowstone’s northeastern corner is where you’ll find roaming bison, wolves, pronghorn, and more.
Slough Creek
Grab your permit and enjoy an afternoon of fly fishing in this 25-mile meadow, a tributary of the Lamar River. Lower meadows require less hiking for easier accessibility.
Beyond the Park: Gardiner & Emigrant, Montana
Parks’ Fly Shop | Gardiner, MT
Aside from being the area’s go-to fly fishing shop and outfitter, it’s also the town’s oldest local family-run business.
Kellem’s Montana Saddlery | Gardiner, MT
Count on this small-town saddle shop for all of your cowboy gear—ranging from shirts, hats, and gloves to belts, buckles, and more.
Follow Yer' Nose | Emigrant, MT
Enjoy the area’s best barbecue paired with your favorite beer at this Paradise Valley joint.
You Save up to 20%, We Give 5%
Travelodge by Wyndham encourages the preservation of our country’s natural beauty—giving you more opportunities to explore. As a National Parks Conservation Association (NPCA) member, you can enjoy up to 20% off our Best Available Rate at participating hotels. After you complete your stay, we’ll donate 5% to NPCA to help protect and preserve our national parks.
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