Tourist offices Rocheuses américaines

The rangers distribute a map and a practical information log to the park. The Visitor Centers are located at the entrance or main parts of the park, in every re-establishment. It is essential to go back to the park in order to obtain canned brochures and all information on the park, i. e., hiking trails, hours of guided tours, closed roads, site activities (rash of geyyosis) serve)… You can also buy books and souvenirs there. Five centers are installed in Yellowstone.

Badlands National Park, located in the town of the same name in South Dakota, is a popular destination for visitors from all over the world. This park offers raw natural beauty with its spectacular geological formations and rich fossil record. On its 244,000 acres, visitors can explore a vast mixed-grass prairie home to bison, bighorn sheep, prairie dogs and black-footed ferrets. The park offers many activities such as camping, hiking and more. Nature lovers can also learn more about the ecology of the mixed-grass prairie and the wildlife that populates the park. For history buffs, it's possible to discover the human history and culture of the Badlands through various exhibits and museum collections.

It's a ranger. Ranger HQ is located near the Visitor Center.

Opening. Mount Rushmore National Memorial is open all year round, except on December 25 th. The schedules of the various services vary according to the months, with maximum opening, from 7:00 a. m. to 10:00 p. m. in August, and a minimum, from 8 a. m. to 5 p. m. in winter. Lights take place from May 24 to August 14 at 9 p. m. and from August 15 to September 30 at 8 p. m. During the winter, the Audio Tour Building and Sculptor's Studio are closed.

Admission rates. No admission fee, but only a parking fee of US $ 10.

Post office and cash distributor. For mail and banks, you need to go to Rapid City (23 miles) or Hot Springs (50 miles).

Accessibility. Facing the main entrance, parking is reserved for disabled guests. Wheelchairs are made available to Information Center, but also «first come, first served». The amphitheater and Lincoln Borglum Museum, Sculptor's Studio, Presidents' Trails, Snack and Gift Shop are wheelchair accessible.

Toilets. Toilets are available at the Information Center, the Visitor Center and the Borglum Differentiation Terrace.

Ideal period. June, July and August are the months in which the park is most frequented. On July 3, Independence Day, there is a fireworks and the parking lot is complete in mid-morning.

The Tourist Office takes care of Jackson and Yellowstone park.

Opening. The park is open all year long, except on December 25. There are many services or access in winter. Everything depends on the weather. Contact the Visitor Centers or the rangers.

Rates for 7 days: US $ 30 per vintage and US $ 15 per pedestrian, motorcycle and place (free for under 16 years). Possibility to take a pass including the Yellowstone visit: US $ 50 per vehicle and US $ 40 for bike, bike or pedestrian. Free with the America the Beautiful Pass.

Post office and cash distributor. A post office is located near Craig Thomas Discovery and Visitor Center. Also banks and positions in Jackson (south entrance).

Accessibility. Moose Visitor Center, Jenny Lake, Colter Bay and Flagg Ranch have toilets, parking spaces, entries and preferential rates for disabled people. Many accessible activities are described in the park newspaper, the Teewinot. Gros Ventre, Jenny Lake (partially accessible toilets) and Colter Bay (partially accessible toilets) are located on relatively flat grounds. Throughout the park there are accommodation and restaurants designed for disabled guests. Some hiking trails, with beautiful views, are particularly accessible with asphalted coatings, appropriate elevations (elevations in the valley range from 1 ≈ 900 ¾ to 2 ¾ 800 meters). Panoramic views and terraces offer reserved access and parking.

Ideal period. For its climate, the most pleasant period is from June to September.

Custer State Park, located in the town of Custer, is a paradise for nature lovers and adventure enthusiasts. With 71,000 acres of land, the park is home to an abundance of wildlife and offers many activities such as camping, hiking, biking, swimming, fishing and more. Visitors can also enjoy the beauty of the landscape, with its granite peaks and rolling plains. However, it's important to respect the park's rules, especially when it comes to wild animals. It is forbidden to feed or disturb them, and it is recommended to stay in your vehicle or at least 100 meters away from bison, elk and other animals. The park also has several visitor centers, where visitors can obtain further information on the park's activities and attractions.

Find out more about the programs and activities organized by the rangers during your visit.

This Visitor Center brings together numerous exhibitions. Mandatory stop for some guided tours (Cliff Palace, Balcony House and Long House).

Rocky Mountains National Park offers a unique visitor experience. With its 415 square miles (265,807 acres) of mountain scenery, the park offers a wide variety of environments, from the meadows of the mountain life zone to sparkling alpine lakes and towering peaks. Hiking enthusiasts will be delighted to discover over 300 miles of trails, while nature lovers will be able to observe incredible wildlife. It's important to note that timed entry permits are required during certain hours of the day, so booking in advance is recommended. In addition, park entrance fees vary according to the options chosen. Weather conditions can vary considerably in the park, so it's advisable to check the forecast before setting off. Finally, to get around the park, shuttles and public transport are available.