FRIDAY JULY 4th
FROM 9:00 - 12:00 PM
Red Lodge, Montana
The fireworks will take place on the East Bench at 10 PM or at dark on July 4, 2025, and can be seen throughout the town of Red Lodge.
SATURDAY JULY 5
FROM 4:30 PM - 11:00 PM
7461 US HIGHWAY 212, RED LODGE, MT 59068-9651
Yellowstone Wildlife Sanctuary 4.7 miles from Wedding Venue
Red Lodge Golf Course 6 miles from Wedding Venue
Disc Golf 13 miles from Wedding Venue
Red Lodge Mountain 13 miles from Wedding Venue
Fishing on Wild Bill Lake 13 miles from Wedding Venue
Cooney Reservoir State Park 16 miles from Wedding Venue
Beartooth Highway 25.5 miles from Wedding Venue
Shoshone National Forest 29.8 miles from Wedding Venue
Boating on Bighorn Canyon at Ok-A-Beh Marina 120 miles from Wedding Venue
Lewis and Clark Interpretive Center 252 miles from Wedding Venue
National Parks
Yellowstone National Park 73.1 miles from Wedding Venue
Bighorn Canyon 113 miles from Wedding Venue
Little Bighorn Battlefield National Monument 117 miles from Wedding Venue
Grand Teton National Park 195 miles from Wedding Venue
Grant-Kohrs Ranch 262 miles from Wedding Venue
Big Hole National Battlefield 305 miles from Wedding Venue
Fort Union Trading Post 349 miles from Wedding Venue
Glacier National Park 398 miles from Wedding Venue
Craters of the Moon National Monument & Preserve 442 miles from Wedding Venue
Nez Perce National Historical Park 579 miles from Wedding Venue
Yellowstone National Park North East Entrance 73.1 miles from Wedding Venue
Yellowstone National Park North Entrance 124 miles from Wedding Venue
(50.7 miles to North East Entrance from North Entrance)
Yellowstone National Park East Entrance 120 miles from Wedding Venue
Yellowstone National Park West Entrance 159 miles from Wedding Venue
Yellowstone National Park South Entrance 177 miles from Wedding Venue
Boating on Yellowstone National Park Lake 181 miles from Wedding Venue
It Can Take 7 Hours to Drive Around the Grand Loop Road
Yellowstone is as big as Delaware and Rhode Island combined. The Grand Loop itself winds for 142 miles around Yellowstone. However, because Yellowstone is laid out in a figure 8 shape, it’s easy to break the trip up.
Two days for a quick trip to Yellowstone is feasible; one day for the upper loop and one day for the lower loop. But if you want to take your time and enjoy the beauty around you, planning for the detours you may experience, we suggest allotting three to four days.
The Upper Loop takes about 2 hours to drive, not counting any traffic or wildlife jams. Attractions on the Upper Loop are Mammoth Hot Springs, Tower Fall, the Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone, and Norris Geyser Basin.
The Lower Loop is slightly larger and can be traveled in 2 hours and 45 minutes not counting any traffic or wildlife jams. There are quite a few attractions on the lower loop including Old Faithful, Grand Prismatic Spring, Yellowstone Lake, Hayden Valley, and the Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone.
There are 4 major stops or intersections on the Upper Loop, and 6 major stops on the Lower Loop. They are around 15-20 miles between each stop. Generally, allot 30 minutes of driving time between major stops.