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A trip to Yellowstone National Park is at the top of manybucket: The apparently endless offers of the park have it to help attract nearly five million visitors per year. But as anyone who has traveled to Yellowstone knows that there are rules that must be followed, whichPark guards Apply to keep you and the 2.2 million acres of the park, safe and protected. Now officials have alerted visitors to something they will no longer be allowed to do next week. Read the rest to discover what is prohibited in Yellowstone from Tuesday.

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One of the best ways to discover everything Yellowstone has to offer is to drive through the park. Complex road systems take you to and from major attractions like Old Faithful, Grand Prismatic Spring and Mammoth Hot Springs. But in June, Yellowstone enduredRecord floods, which led to the evacuation of 10,000 visitors and devastated several aspects of the infrastructure of the park, including its roads.

The five entrances to the park were closed in the aftermath of the flood, and the traffic flow was disrupted for months. The Northeast Entrance Road, near Cooke City and Silver Gate, Montana, remained inaccessible until October 15, when it was reopenedfor the first time Since the flood. Alldamaged sections Road was repaired, with the exception of a part near Lake Trout, according to a press release from the park.

At the time, around 99% of the park roads were open, but next week, access will be restricted again.AE0FCC31AE342FD3A1346EBB1F342FCB

You haveLimited time to explore The majority of Yellowstone National Park by car in 2022, park officials announced in a press release on October 26. October 31 will be the last day for visitors to lead on "most roads", because almost all will be closed to vehicle traffic on November 1.

This applies to 10 roads in total, namely those from Mammoth Hot Springs to Norris; Norris in Canyon Village; Village of Canyon in Lake Village; The East entrance to Lake Village (Pass Sylvan); Lake village in West Thumb; The southern entrance of West Thumb; West of the thumb to Old Faithful (Craig Pass); Old Faithful in Madison; the western entrance of Madison; and Madison in Norris.

The western, south and east entrances will also be closed on Tuesday, according to the press release.

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Road closings and entrances are not new - they are closed each year "to prepare them for the winter season and snowmobile and snow trips," said the press release. Visitors will have the opportunity to explore the park via thesealternative methods From December 15 to mid-March, and the roads will remain closed until April or May.

"The bad weather" have already caused the road closure between Tower Junction and Canyon Junction (Dunraven Pass). warned that early snow could get closer to this date.

Although driving is limited to Yellowstone at the end of fall and winter, it is not quite impossible. According to the release of October 26, the road connecting the northern entrance to Gardiner, Montana and the northeast entrance (via Mammoth Hot Springs, Tower Junction and Lamar Valley) remain open all year round.

While the entrance to the northeast opened earlier this month, theNorthern entrance Remains closed to vehicles, while repairs continue on a band of Old Gardiner Road connecting the entrance and the gigantic hot sources. According to park officials, the work should be completed by November 1, when entry will reopen on regular traffic.

If you plan winter trips to Yellowstone, keep in mind that it can be dangerous and you will want to be ready. Park officials ask that visitors are preparing to change weather conditions, in particular bad weather that can cause temporary road closings. These closings and restrictions "can occur at any time without notice," say the managers, so you should be flexible with your travel plans. Park services are also limited and it is recommended to check Seasonal operational hours And register for Yellowstone Road alerts by sending SMS "82190" to 888-77.