Wyoming United States #20

Wyoming Road Map Travel Guide
YELLOWSTONE NATIONAL PARK - West Yellowstone (west gate) to Madison Junction
With half of the earth’s geothermal features, Yellowstone holds the planet’s most diverse and intact collection of geysers, hot springs, mudpots, and fumaroles. Its more than 300 geysers make up two thirds of all those found on earth.

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Km	Miles	Road Item	Road Summary
0.0 (22.7)	0.0 (14.1)	Community of West Yellowstone Montana
0.3 (22.4)	0.2 (13.9)	Junction of highway # 191	Access to National Park , National Forest and Montana State Visitor Information Center. South side of highway
0.5 (22.2)	0.3 (13.8)	Yellowstone National Park Western Boundary	Welcome to Yellowstone National Park Yellowstone National Park Information Directions Yellowstone National Park Campgrounds Information Directions Yellowstone National Park Road Information Yellowstone National Park Highway Map Directions
1.0 (21.7)	0.6 (13.5)	Yellowstone National Park West Entrance Gate
1.5 (21.2)	0.9 (13.2)	View from highway	Driving east
4.2 (18.5)	2.6 (11.5)	Montana / Wyoming State Line	Welcome to Wyoming
7.0 (15.7)	4.3 (9.8)	Roadside turnout with information sign	North side of highway
7.7 (15.0)	4.8 (9.3)	Roadside highway turnout with view area	Paved turnout. North side of highway
8.3 (14.4)	5.2 (8.9)	Riverside Drive	North side of highway
9.6 (13.1)	6.0 (8.1)	Roadside highway turnout with view area	Gravel turnout, no services. North side of highway
9.8 (12.9)	6.1 (8.0)	View from highway	Looking south at The Madison River
11.2 (11.5)	7.0 (7.1)	Roadside turnout with scenic view area	Paved turnout. North side of highway
11.7 (11.0)	7.3 (6.8)	Roadside turnout with scenic view area	Paved turnout, no services . North side of highway
12.2 (10.5)	7.6 (6.5)	Roadside turnout with scenic view area	Paved turnout, no services . North side of highway
12.6 (10.1)	7.8 (6.3)	Madison River Picnic Area	Picnic tables, vault toilets
12.7 (10.0)	7.9 (6.2)	Point of Information	Crossing The Madison River. The Madison River is formed at the junction of the Gibbon and Firehole rivers, hence Madison Junction. The Madison joins the Jefferson and the Gallatin rivers at Three Forks, Montana, to form the Missouri River. The Madison is a blue-ribbon fly fishing stream with healthy stocks of brown and rainbow trout and mountain whitefish.
12.9 (9.8)	8.0 (6.1)	Roadside turnout with scenic view area	South side of highway. Looking south at the Madison River
13.2 (9.5)	8.2 (5.9)	Roadside turnout	Paved turnout, no services. South side of highway
14.9 (7.8)	9.3 (4.8)	Roadside turnout	Paved turnout, no services. North side of highway
15.4 (7.3)	9.6 (4.5)	View from highway	Driving east
15.8 (6.9)	9.8 (4.3)	Roadside highway turnout with scenic view point area	Paved turnout South side of highway. Looking at the Madison River
16.2 (6.5)	10.1 (4.0)	Roadside turnout with scenic view area	Paved turnout South side of highway. Looking at the Madison River
17.1 (5.6)	10.6 (3.5)	Mount Haynes Roadside turnout with view area	Paved turnout South side of highway.
17.4 (5.3)	10.8 (3.3)	Roadside turnout	Paved turnout, no services. South side of highway
17.8 (4.9)	11.1 (3.0)	Roadside turnout - View from turnout	Paved turnout, no services. South side of highway
18.4 (4.3)	11.4 (2.7)	Roadside highway turnout with viewpoint	Paved turnout, no services. South side of highway
19.4 (3.3)	12.1 (2.1)	Roadside highway turnout with scenic view point area	Paved turnout, no services. South side of highway
19.8 (2.9)	12.3 (1.8)	Roadside turnout with wildlife view area - Photo from view area	Paved turnout, no services. South side of highway. Looking south at a small buffalo herd. In winter 1997-1998, aerial surveys ranged from 1,900 to 2,100 animals, with estimates of about 2,200 in the population. In recent years, bison have begun to roam outside of the park, mainly to the north and west into Montana.
20.3 (2.4)	12.6 (1.5)	Roadside turnout with wildlife view area	Paved turnout, no services. South side of highway
20.8 (1.9)	12.9 (1.2)	Roadside turnout with wildlife view area	Paved turnout, no services. South side of highway
22.6 (0.1)	14.0 (0.1)	Access to Yellowstone National Park Madison Campground	Madison Campground has 277 camp sites, flush toilets.
22.7 (0.0)	14.1 (0.0)	Junction of highway U. S.# 89 ( Called Madison Junction )	North to Mammoth Hot Springs Thermal Area. South to Old Faithfull Geyser Thermal Area. South to Yellowstone National Park, West Thumb Area. NOTE highway # 89 overlaps highway # 20 at this point south. Start / Finish of Highway Travel Guide. , for continuance of highway # 20 south see Milebymile.com,Highway #20 section 2