Mammoth Chapel is a small Gothic-style church in the Mammoth area of Yellowstone National Park. The building began as an art studio in 1890 and was later converted into a place of worship. Its quiet interior offers a pause from exploring the park, while elk sometimes gather on the grounds. Look over the chapel’s exterior, and, if it is open, take a moment inside. The setting also hosts liturgical services and can be reserved for intimate ceremonies.
From art studio to chapel
Mammoth Chapel was built in 1890 as an art studio by Thomas Moran and other artists. The building was later converted into a church, giving the historic structure a continuing role as a place of worship in Yellowstone.
Services and ceremonies
Liturgical services take place at the chapel, and special events such as weddings are held there. The site can be reserved for intimate ceremonies, including elopements. Call (307) 344-2203 to make a reservation. A $300 application fee is required.
FAQ
Where is Mammoth Chapel?
It is in the Mammoth area of Yellowstone National Park.
When is the best time to look for elk near the chapel?
Try early morning or late afternoon, when elk are more likely to be nearby.
Can you hold a wedding at Mammoth Chapel?
Yes. The chapel can be reserved for weddings and elopements. Call (307) 344-2203; a $300 application fee is required.
Is Mammoth Chapel wheelchair accessible?
The entrance and parking are wheelchair accessible.
