Mammoth Hot Springs Historic District
Mammoth Hot Springs Historic District, Historic district in the United States of America
Mammoth Hot Springs Historic District is renowned for its terraced hot springs and travertine formations.
The area was designated as a historic district in 2003, acknowledging its significance in U.S. history.
The district reflects the early development of Yellowstone National Park for tourism and staff residence.
Visitors can explore many trails and boardwalks to view the thermal features and historic buildings.
The hydrothermal system here creates some of the few active travertine terraces in the world.
Location: Park County
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Mammoth Hot Springs Historic District is renowned for its terraced hot springs and travertine formations.
Fort Yellowstone, a National Register of Historic Places listed place, is located in Park County.
Mammoth Hot Springs is a large complex of hot springs on a hill of travertine in Yellowstone National Park.
The North Entrance Road Historic District features rustic style buildings and structures.
