Fishing Bridge Museum
Check pricesA 1931 stone-and-log trailside museum and visitor center in Yellowstone, known for its rustic park architecture.

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Look out over North America's largest high-elevation lake, with geysers on its shore at West Thumb and trout below Fishing Bridge.
Lake Village and Fishing Bridge area, Grand Loop Rd, Yellowstone National Park · Lake Village, WY
Yellowstone Lake sits at 7,732 feet inside the Yellowstone Caldera and covers about 132 square miles with 141 miles of shoreline. You can watch cutthroat trout from Fishing Bridge, launch a boat at Bridge Bay Marina, or walk the boardwalks of West Thumb Geyser Basin, where hot springs steam right at the waterline. The water rarely tops 66 degrees in summer, and ice can stay on the lake into late May or June.
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