Haynes new guide and motorists' complete road log of Yellowstone National Park . Miles. Tower Fall Junction (TJ). Road leads west. Tower Fall Ranger Station at left. Left side road to Petrified tree miles. Good camp. Beaver dams. Bridge. Cold spring at left. Fill radiator and water Electric Peak in distance ahead. Gallatin Range at left. 34 HAYNES NEW GUIDE Bridge. Bridge, Blacktail Deer Creek. Beaver dam and hut at left. Wraith Falls at left. Lava Creek hridge. Trail at right to Undine Falls. Mt. Everts
Haynes new guide and motorists' complete road log of Yellowstone National Park . Miles. Tower Fall Junction (TJ). Road leads west. Tower Fall Ranger Station at left. Left side road to Petrified tree miles. Good camp. Beaver dams. Bridge. Cold spring at left. Fill radiator and water Electric Peak in distance ahead. Gallatin Range at left. 34 HAYNES NEW GUIDE Bridge. Bridge, Blacktail Deer Creek. Beaver dam and hut at left. Wraith Falls at left. Lava Creek hridge. Trail at right to Undine Falls. Mt. Everts at right. Sepulchre Mt. and Mammoth Hot Springs in distance Trestle, the highest and longest in the park, MiddleGardiner River. Bunsen Peak at left. National Park Service power plants. Public Auto Camp down the hill to the right. Mammoth Hot Springs Junction (IVIS). Left road to Haynes Picture Shop, , Park SuperintendentsOffice, Mammoth Hotel, Mamm,oth Camp, mjiles. Right road to Gardiner, Mont., NorthernEntrance (NE), NORTHEEN ENTRANCE ARCH, GARDINER, MONTANA 16207 YELLOWSTONE NATIONAL PARK 35 TOUR OF THE PARKFROM THE NORTHERN ENTRANCE Gardiner Station, Northern Pacific Railway, and Gardiner are just outside of the park at the northernboundary. The Yellowstone Park Transportation a line of automobile stages to all points in, andall entrances of the park. Arch at Northern Entrance bearing the inscrip-tion, ^Yellowstone National Park, Created by Act of Con-gress, March 1, 1872, for the Benefit and Enjoyment ofthe People,^ was built in 1903 by the government and wasdedicated by President Roosevelt, Gardiner Canyon.—On the drive to Mammoth HotSprings an ascent of 875 feet is made in five miles. Theelevation at Gardiner is 5,400 feet; at Mammoth, 6,275feet. Mt. Everts, at left, was named for T. C. Everts,who became separated from the exploring party in 1870and on foot wandered about the park region thirty-seve
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