Wapiti, Montana · Park County · Facility
Wapiti Bridge access is located along the North Fork Highway, the portal into Yellowstone's East Gate, within the awesome North Fork Shoshone River corridor. The parcel provides for adequate parking, informational signs, and access down to the North Fork Shoshone River.
Wapiti Bridge access is located along the North Fork Highway, the portal into Yellowstone's East Gate, within the awesome North Fork Shoshone River corridor. The parcel provides for adequate parking, informational signs, and access down to the North Fork Shoshone River.
From the intersection of North Fork and Road and South Fork Road in Cody, Wyoming, head west for approximately 17.3 miles, then turn south onto the Wapiti Bridge access road.
Driving directions (Google Maps) →Heading to Wapiti Bridge? A few things to know before you go:
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