Yellowstone is closed for a while. June 14, 2022

[Omega Man]

From the Camper Report


Damage May Keep Some Roads at Yellowstone National Park Closed For an Extended Period
JUNE 13, 2022 at 11:10 a.m. Due to heavy flooding, rockslides, and extremely hazardous conditions, Yellowstone National Park closed all entrances to the park. NPS expects rainfall to continue for the next several days. Flooding is already beyond historic levels and has washed out many roads within the park. In addition, flooding has damaged several bridges.



The Park is not allowing any inbound visitor traffic during the closure including visitors with lodging and camping reservations. The Yellowstone National Park closure will remain in effect at least until conditions stabilize and the NPS can assess damage to the park’s infrastructure and facilities.

Probably a good idea to check conditions if the park is in your travel plans.

OM

 

[brownie0486]

Just rerouted our trip through the Tetons/Yellowstone 1st/2nd week of July to Keystone and Spearfish, SD.

It's a mess there right now, who knows when they'll be back up and running at full tilt.

 

[Mirider]

From what I’ve seen the north loop will not be open this year. Several roads and bridges are just gone. My wife was just reading on the National Park website that the park will remain closed for a “ substantial time”.

 

[RadioFlyer]

Fortunately we passed through on the way to the rally before the rain and flooding.

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[cabnfvr]

Just rerouted a trip we have in July and made alternate plans in case our reservation in Red Lodge is cancelled. Sure hope we can get to Beartooth Pass but it looks very iffy right now.

 

[PoorUB]

We had plans to go to Beartooth and Red Lodge in July. Pretty sure we will cancel. Red Lodge is a mess. I don't think they need me there!