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Two million acres, five cell towers, and one thing that works.
Yellowstone draws about 4.8 million visits a year, and nearly all of the coverage sits in a handful of developed villages: Mammoth, Canyon, Grant, Old Faithful. Step ten minutes past any of them and the bars are gone. Lamar Valley, the Bechler corner, most of the Grand Loop between basins: nothing.
That matters more than a missed email. Yellowstone is where plans change on you, a road closes for bison, a thermal basin shuts, weather turns at 8,000 feet, and the park's own alerts live online. A dish at camp is how you find out before you drive two hours the wrong way.
Book the dates you are in the park and we ship the kit to you beforehand, or to your first stop on the way.
Sky and obstruction
Yellowstone splits into two very different skies. The geyser basins, Hayden and Lamar valleys, and the lake shores are wide open, close to a best case, park the dish anywhere with a view north. The lodgepole pine stands that cover most of the plateau are the opposite: mature lodgepole grows tall, straight, and dense, and a dish tucked into a wooded loop site will show a solid band of obstruction. In the trees, walk to the clearing or the pullout and put the dish on the tripod.
The sign-in page shows what the dish sees in real time, so you can reposition it before a meeting or call.
$30.00 / day10 GB data included
Shipped to you. Kits ship anywhere in the lower 48 ahead of your dates. Portable power stations and solar panels are available for Denver-area pickup and local delivery only, and cannot be shipped.