Q: If the lodges in Yellowstone are full what options to do I have?
A: Yellowstone National Park has numerous lodging alternatives within easy driving distance of the park. Park visitors can stay in West Yellowstone, Big Sky, Gardiner, Emigrant and the Paradise Valley, Cooke City, and several other cities within the same 30-45 minute distance.

Q: With the Winter Olympics held in Salt Lake City in 2002, can I visit the park then?
A: Yes, you can! In fact, many of the biathlon skiers train in West Yellowstone and Bozeman. You can even ski where they ski! You can also go snowmobiling, snowshoeing or take a snowcoach into the park. Call the West Yellowstone Chamber at 406.646.1487 for more details on Olympic and winter information.

Q: Where is the nearest airport?
A: The largest commercial airport within Yellowstone Country is located in Bozeman. It is serviced by Alaska Airlines, Delta, Sky West, Horizon, and Northwest Airlines. West Yellowstone's airport is open from June through September and is serviced by Sky West. Nearby Billings also has a large airport.

Q: How can I make lodging arrangements in Yellowstone?
A: All lodging within Yellowstone is handled by the central lodging number: 307.344.7311

Q: How can I make reservations in Prairie Dog Town?
A: You can't. It's a very exclusive place, and unless you happen to be a prairie dog, you won't find a room. If you ARE a prairie dog, and are reading this, you should consider running for Prairie Dog Town Council. Those varmints might even elect you mayor!

Q: How DO you pronounce Absarokee?
A: Ab-SOAR-kee

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