Flying Pig Adventure Company
$50+Whitewater rafting and adventure outfitter a mile from Yellowstone's North Entrance in Gardiner, Montana.

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Roosevelt Arch is a sightseeing stop in Gardiner, MT, part of the Yellowstone Country guide. Cost: free.
Yellowstone North Entrance, off US-89 · Gardiner, MT
The Roosevelt Arch is the 52-foot stone gateway at Yellowstone's North Entrance, built in 1903 from locally quarried columnar basalt. President Theodore Roosevelt laid its cornerstone, and the inscription across the top reads "For the Benefit and Enjoyment of the People." You can walk through the pedestrian passages in its two towers or drive under it. Arch Park, a small park with picnic tables, sits just north of it on the edge of Gardiner.
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Whitewater rafting and adventure outfitter a mile from Yellowstone's North Entrance in Gardiner, Montana.
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