Wapiti, Montana · Park County · Facility
The North Fork Shoshone River Access consists of a constructed a boat ramp to be used as a put in/take out for river users enjoying the North Fork Shoshone River. The site includes an informational kiosk, site registration box, monofilament dump station and a comfort station. A flow design is installed to assist naviga…
The North Fork Shoshone River Access consists of a constructed a boat ramp to be used as a put in/take out for river users enjoying the North Fork Shoshone River. The site includes an informational kiosk, site registration box, monofilament dump station and a comfort station. A flow design is installed to assist navigating a truck and trailer to the ramp. The site also includes adequate parking for day use.
This site is located 18 miles west of Cody off the North Fork Highway. Turn left onto the North Fork Fishing Access road. The turn is signed on the highway.
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