Yellowstone National Park is making big strides in getting roads reconnected to Gardiner and Cooke City Montana
Reconnecting the park to those communities at the North and Northeast Entrance are the park’s highest priority.
Superintendent Cam Sholly said that efforts to reconnect to these communities are on schedule and exceeding expectations and he fully expects that regular vehicle access will be restored by mid-October.
While permanent reconstruction of both the North and Northeast entrance road corridors will be multi-year efforts, the park has been working on these substantial temporary solutions.
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