Yellowstone is more than a park. In Montana, it’s a whole country. The otherworldly nature of America’s first national park spills over for miles north into Montana’s Yellowstone Country, where you’ll find cinematic landscapes, winding rivers and captivating mountain towns. You’ll also find three entrances into the park here, including the only year-round entrance open to personal vehicles, which is located in Gardiner, Montana. Every season in Yellowstone Country offers something to savor. Snow seekers satisfy their powder cravings at three of Montana’s four largest ski areas—Big Sky Resort, Bridger Bowl and Red Lodge Mountain, or they explore the serenity of the park’s quietest season by snowshoe, Nordic ski, snowcoach or snowmobile tour. Spring brings wildlife watching, whitewater rafting, biking, and uncrowded adventure. Summer astounds with an unquestionable allure and autumn provides a little extra breathing room to see Montana in full color, hike a quiet trail and take advantage of some of the year’s best fishing. Yellowstone Country offers one of the most scenic drives in America—the Beartooth Highway—unrivaled recreation opportunities, and basecamp communities rich with arts, culture, food, drink and personality. Adventure happens in every direction here, all year long.