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Activities in Yellowstone

Categories: Just for Kids, Stagecoach Adventures

Location: Northeast Entrance, Tower and Roosevelt Areas

Season: Summer

Intensity: 2

Duration: 1-3 hours

Directions:

Yellowstone’s main park roads form a "figure eight," with spurs heading out from the "eight" to the five park entrances. For reference purposes, the “eight” is divided into an upper and lower loop.

From Mammoth Hot Springs, drive 18 miles/29 kilometers southeast along the main park road (upper side-upper loop) to Roosevelt Lodge and Tower Junction.

From the Canyon area, drive north 19 miles/31 kilometers along the main park road (eastern side-upper loop) to Tower and Roosevelt Lodge. This road crosses the scenic Dunraven Pass.

From the North East Entrance: Traveling across the Beartooth Highway or toward Cooke City from Cody continue through Cooke City, Silver Gate and Lamar Valley. At the Tower/Roosevelt intersection proceed straight ahead into the parking lot for Roosevelt Lodge.

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Stagecoaches were once the primary mode of travel for park visitors. Back then, it would take many days to travel the dusty park roads by stagecoach. Today, park visitors can relive the stagecoach experience on board our replica Tally-ho stagecoaches. You'll travel an old stagecoach road through the sage covered meadow of Pleasant Valley where there's always a chance to spot a few of the area's bison, elk or pronghorn.

Season: Summer, Intensity: 2, Duration: 1-3 hours, Location: Northeast Entrance, Tower and Roosevelt Areas

Description

Back when Yellowstone first became a national park, stagecoaches were used to ferry people into the park from the area's train stations. Today, stagecoach tours are still a big part of discovering Yellowstone. Our stagecoaches are replicas of the coaches of the old west. They are a favorite for young and old alike. Enjoy a two-mile round-trip adventure, or make reservations for our Old West Dinner Cookout.

Intensity

Easy

Length & Time

Stagecoach rides only: half-hour, two mile ride.

Stagecoach ride to cookout: 2.5 - 3 hours

Requirements

Each stagecoach holds 18 people.
Children 11 and under must be accompanied by someone 18 years or older.
Guests must arrive at the Roosevelt Corral 15 minutes prior to departure time.

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Insider Tips

It is not uncommon to spot wildlife along the way and while you enjoy your dinner at the Old West Cookout. Don't forget to bring your camera for some great shots.
Be sure to ask the wranglers and stagecoach drivers to share a little history about Yellowstone's stagecoaches. They are sure to have plenty of stories to make your experience fun and enjoyable.
Want to tour the rest of the park via the "old fashioned way"? Our Historic Yellow Bus Tours are a great way to feel like you've gone back in time to experience Yellowstone.

Related Information

Stagecoach Adventures Operating Dates & Rates

Rates do not include tax and utility fee.

Stagecoach Rides (Daily)
Departs from:	2011 Operating Dates	Check-in	Adult Rate	Child (age 3 through 11years)	Child Rate (age 2 year and under)
Roosevelt Corrals	6/10	1:15 p.m., 2:15 p.m., 3:15 p.m.	$12.00	$6.00	Free
	6/11 - 8/13	9:45 a.m., 10:45 a.m., 1:15 p.m., 2:15 p.m., 3:15 p.m.
	8/14 - 9/4	9:45 a.m., 10:45 a.m., 1:15 p.m., 2:15 p.m.
Rates are subject to change per the National Park Service.