![]() NPS/Jim Peaco This historic structure was built by the United States Army in 1909 as bachelor officers' quarters for the cavalry troops who protected the park before the creation of the National Park Service. Exhibits help orient you to Yellowstone’s natural and cultural treasures, and provide information for a safe and enjoyable visit by visitors of all abilities.
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Additional Mammoth Hot Springs Area Information![]() Mammoth Hot SpringsDiscover what the Mammoth Hot Springs region has to offer—from history to hot springs. ![]() Visitor CentersStep inside a visitor center and explore the exhibits and interpretive offerings, or talk to a ranger. ![]() Places To GoLearn more about the amazing variety of destinations in Yellowstone. ![]() Become a Junior RangerThis is a great way to experience Yellowstone National Park for you and your family. ![]() Participate in a Ranger ProgramJoin a park ranger to further your understanding about this special place. ![]() Accessibility around Mammoth Hot SpringsLearn about the accessibility options in the Mammoth Hot Springs area. ![]() Mammoth Hot Springs HikesThe trails around Mammoth Hot Springs have a full range of difficultly and environments to explore. ![]() Northern Skiing and SnowshoeingDiscover the skiing and snowshoeing opportunities around Mammoth Hot Springs. Mammoth Hot Springs Area Knowledge![]() Obsidian CliffObsidian was first quarried from this cliff for toolmaking more than 11,000 years ago and gradually spread along trade routes. ![]() Fort YellowstoneExplore this historic US Army post built during the park's early years. ![]() Historic MammothLearn about Mammoth Hot Springs' historical district including the Roosevelt Arch. |
Last updated: April 6, 2021