Gardiner, Montana
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You can find Gardiner, Montana in the southwest part of the state, sitting in breathtaking Paradise Valley. Close to the North entrance of Yellowstone National Park, you will be in close proximity to an abundance of outdoor recreation and adventure. There's no place better for your vacation.
Running through Gardiner, MT is the Yellowstone River, a wonder of nature in its beauty. Surrounding forests will invite you to explore and the town itself is a great place to stay and use as a hub for your getaway.
Stay in Gardiner when coming to Yellowstone. Camping is great, with campgrounds and trailer parks offering overnight stays with all the hookups you need. You can also find motels within Gardiner, and use the time in town to visit its shops and art galleries.
While in town, you must see the Roosevelt Arch, dedicated in 1903 by Teddy Roosevelt. You'll see it from two miles outside of town as you approach.
Summertime focuses on the outdoors, with activities such as fishing, whitewater rafting, hunting and pack trips. In the winter, Gardiner and the surrounding areas are blanketed in snow to offer you the adventures of snowmobiling, cross country skiing and lots more.
Gorgeous views of nearby peaks, wildlife, pool, breakfast, off-season rates & remodeled rooms.
Enjoy creekside lodging, fishing, hiking, wildflowers and solitude. Remote, yet easy drive access.
Enjoy exciting angling on Paradise Valley spring creeks and the Yellowstone River. Novice to Expert!
Geysers, animals & rivers. Trout fishing, horseback, campouts, hikes and rafting. All in one place!Other Online Resources
Cooke City is a tiny mountain town tucked at the Northeast corner of Yellowstone National Park, and is only accessible via Gardner in winter!
Official site for Gardiner Public Schools.
A historic account of the Roosevelt Arch in Gardiner.
Park County, Montana encompasses the town of Gardiner.
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