Haynes new guide and motorists' complete road log of Yellowstone National Park . ight, formerly Assistant Directorof the National Park Service, who for many years has YELLOWSTONE NATIONAjL PARK 15 been identified with the administration of all the nationalparks, took office as Superintendent of the park June 28,1919. Mr. Chester A. Lindsley, who has long been identi-fied with the administration of the Yellowstone, is Assis-tant Superintendent. The government regulations are most reasonable, andare made simply for the protection of the park and itsvisitors. At Mammoth Hot Springs, Upper Geyser
Haynes new guide and motorists' complete road log of Yellowstone National Park . ight, formerly Assistant Directorof the National Park Service, who for many years has YELLOWSTONE NATIONAjL PARK 15 been identified with the administration of all the nationalparks, took office as Superintendent of the park June 28,1919. Mr. Chester A. Lindsley, who has long been identi-fied with the administration of the Yellowstone, is Assis-tant Superintendent. The government regulations are most reasonable, andare made simply for the protection of the park and itsvisitors. At Mammoth Hot Springs, Upper Geyser Basin, Yel-lowstone Lake and the Grand Canyon are the four largehotels, operated by the Yellowstone Park Hotel Company. The Yellowstone Park Camps Company operates per-manent camps at Mammoth Hot Springs, Upper GeyserBasin, Yellowstone Lake, Grand Canyon and near TowerFall. All of the hotels and camps have the daily serviceof the automobile transportation line; and at these variousplaces one may obtain saddle horses and guides for mak-ing the local side trips from each superintendents office, mammoth hot springs 19005 16 HAYNES NEW GUIDE All the usual requirements of the traveler are suppliedat the hotelS;, camps^ stores and picture shops in the park,all of which are operated by private companies under gov-ernment leases and under supervision of the National ParkService. A system of automobiles of the Yellowstone ParkTransportation Company operates from all entrances toevery point, in the park. The independent motorist andthe motorcycle rider are permitted on all roads of the parkand have all the rights and privileges accorded to visit-ors using any other means of transportation. Sometravelers go through the park with camp wagons, otherson horseback in pack train outfits, while hikers, thoughfew in number, are also enthusiastic about their may tour the park with ones own vehicle andcamp outfit, and camp at any of the hundreds of places,and stay any length of t
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