Gallatin River Road Trip

The road trip from Gallatin Gateway to West Yellowstone The road trip features Gneiss Creek, Grayling Creek, Divide Lake, and the Gallatin River. On the drive, you will follow and cross the beautiful Gallatin River from US Highway 191, which offers a variety of options for recreational activities.

You can extend your trip past the necessary two hours, explore the area for a couple of days, and make the drive a long weekend.

Campgrounds from Gallatin Gateway to West Yellowstone include Castle Rock Campground, Greek Creek Campground, Moose Creek Campground, Red Cliff Bridge Campground, Taylor Fork Road Campground, and Bakers Hole Campground.

The hiking trails on the route to West Yellowstone include Specimen Creek Trailhead, Daily Creek Trailhead, Tepee Creek Trailhead, Sage Creek Trailhead, Deer Creek Trailhead, and Lava Lake Trailhead.

There are several camping and hiking opportunities along the entire drive. There are also opportunities for whitewater rafting, ziplining, skiing, fishing, and wildlife viewing along the way.

Use caution when driving, wear your seatbelt, and don't exceed the speed limit. This drive is one of Montana's most dangerous.