Airports in Wyoming Nearest to Yellowstone

Bears, bison, wolves and elk are among the creatures roaming through Yellowstone National Park, a destination that covers portions of Wyoming, Idaho and Montana. Yellowstone is home to the famous Old Faithful geyser and became the America's first national park in 1872. Camping, fishing, hiking, wildlife watching and cross-country skiing are among the activities visitors can enjoy. If you're planning to visit this national landmark, your transportation options include airports in Wyoming.
  1. Yellowstone Regional Airport

    • One of two airports closest to the park, Yellowstone Regional Airport is about 52 miles from the park's east entrance. With the airport code YRA, this facility is served by United Express and Delta Connection. Budget, Hertz and Thrifty Car Rental have offices at the airport. The airport, located in the town of Cody, also has a restaurant.

    Jackson Hole Airport

    • The other airport closest to the park is Jackson Hole Airport, which has the airport code JAC. This airport is about 50 miles from Yellowstone's south entrance. Airlines serving this destination are American, Delta, Skywest, Frontier and United. The airport is located in the city of Jackson and within Grand Teton National Park, at the base of the Teton Mountain Range. Four rental car companies have offices at the airport: Avis, Hertz, Alamo and National. The airport has one restaurant and a bookstore. Wireless internet access is available for a fee.

    Riverton Regional Airport

    • About 157 miles from the southeast entrance to Yellowstone National Park, you'll find Riverton Regional Airport. This airport's code is RIW, and it is served by Great Lakes Airlines, Frontier Airlines and United. Car rental companies at and near the airport include Hertz, Avis and Jim's Aircraft Service and Car Rental. The airport has a restaurant.

    Preparing for Your Trip

    • Only the park's north entrance (near Gardiner, Montana) is open to vehicles all year long. Check the operating dates for other entrances when planning your trip through a Wyoming airport.

      The National Park Service website notes that visitors should keep pets leashed at all times. Swimming in thermal pools and collecting natural features such as flowers, rocks or antlers is prohibited. Visitors should stay far enough away from all animals as to avoid disturbing them. Park rangers enforce these and other park rules, including bans on speeding and driving while intoxicated.

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