Forty minutes south.
North Entrance, GardinerThe world's first national park, established in 1872. The north entrance at Gardiner is the closest — a straight run south down US-89 through the rest of Paradise Valley.
Yellowstone National Park
The valley itself.
The Yellowstone River runs the length of it, with the Absaroka Range rising to the east and Emigrant Peak on the skyline. Livingston anchors the north end, Yellowstone's north entrance the south. Working ranch land, elk winter range, and not much else.
21 miles north.
A historic railroad town on the Yellowstone River — the original gateway to Yellowstone, before the highway through Paradise Valley existed. Main Street runs galleries, restaurants, and shops, all still working around the old depot.
Livingston Area Chamber of Commerce45 minutes north.
Bozeman Yellowstone International Airport is the closest airport, forty-six miles up US-89 — a straight shot down the valley on arrival, and the last stop for anything you need before heading in.
Bozeman Yellowstone International Airport