Certain transportation into Yellowstone National Park requires an additional permit different from that of a recreating visitor. Park SupplierThe Park Supplier Permit allows verified providers of services or products to the National Park Service, its partners, and authorized concessioners entry into the park. There is no fee for Park Supplier Permits. Please contact the Visitor Services Office for more information. Commercial TravelAll individuals traveling through Yellowstone National Park for business outside of the park must secure a commercial travel permit allowing us to control and evaluate this use to ensure this type of travel does not adversely impact the park and visitors. Things to Know
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Hazardous MaterialsThe transport of any hazardous materials to the National Park Service or any of the concessioners inside the park requires a hazardous materials transport permit in addition to a Park Supplier Permit. Transport of hazardous materials on US Highway 191 within the boundaries of Yellowstone National Park (milepost 11 north to milepost 31) also requires an annual hazardous materials permit. In order to be permitted to transport hazardous materials through Yellowstone, you are required to supply the following current information:
Contact UsNational Park Service Visitor Services OfficeOpen Monday through Friday, 8:00 am to 5:00 pm (MT) ![]() Special Use PermitsThe National Park Service may require a special use permit (SUP) for certain activities to occur in Yellowstone. Learn more about SUPs. |
Last updated: March 10, 2021