Parking
Where to park.
Pull just near the cabin and park on the gravel pad.
Getting in
Arrival and departure.
- 115:00Door opensKeypad on the door — your code is below.
- 2AnytimeSettle inDrop your bags and make yourself at home.
Getting in
When you check outby 11:00
- Damp the wood stove
- Strip the beds if you don't mind; leave towels in the tub.
4471#
Wi-Fi · always on
AvailableWi-Fi access.
Connect when you need it.
Network
YellowStone GatePassword
55189196Just in case
Should something occur.
- Emergency services911
- Poison control1-800-222-1222
Mountain notes
Mountain particulars.
- Worth knowingThe wood stove is the heart of the cabin — kindling in the copper bucket, matches on the mantel, and it'll heat the whole place in twenty minutes. The kitchen tap runs cold-then-hot with a mind of its own; give it a ten-count. Cell signal drops to one bar past the second cattle guard — screenshot your directions before you leave town.
Local guide · hand-picked
The neighbourhood, by Sarah.
Distances are approximate — traffic and road conditions add time. Tap any spot to open in Maps for real directions.
Sage Lodge bakery counterhost's gem
15 min
Their morning cinnamon rolls sell out by nine. Worth being early
Open in MapsWhere stuff lives
The map of the house.
- TowelsCedar closet in the hallway
- First aidRed kit under the kitchen sink
- Extra blanketsTrunk at the foot of the bed
Lodge notes · 3 things
Lodge notes.
Indoors, please — the scent lingers in fabrics.
A note from Sarah
“Welcome to Yellowstone Gate Cabin.”
My family's been coming to this corner of Paradise Valley for generations — my grandfather built this place so we could wake up to the Absarokas and fall asleep to the river. I've kept it that way: slow, genuine, close to the land. The wood stove warms the whole cabin in twenty minutes. The light here is something you have to see for yourself. I hope it feels like home. — Sarah
