Yellowstone National Park
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Yellowstone National Park

National park · Park County ·

Home to geysers, wildlife, and volcanic landscapes

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Yellowstone National Park by null
Yellowstone National Park by null
Yellowstone National Park by null
Yellowstone National Park by null
Yellowstone National Park by null
Yellowstone National Park by null
Yellowstone National Park by null
Yellowstone National Park by null
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Yellowstone National Park by null
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This Is the Best National Park in the U.S.

"Yellowstone National Park was named the best national park in the country by Travel + Leisure readers in T+L's 2022 World's Best Awards. Celebrating its 150th anniversary in 2022, the park is known for its natural attractions, activities, lodging, wildlife, accessibility, and cleanliness. It features over 10,000 active hydrothermal features, including hot springs and geysers, and protects numerous endangered species. Yellowstone's landscape draws hikers, bikers, campers, and backpackers, and the park has been recognized for its efforts in preservation and visitor experience." - Travel + Leisure Editors

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In Yellowstone, Wolf-Spotting Is an Education in the Laws of Nature

"Yellowstone National Park is a place where nature's sometimes brutal laws still rule the land. The controversial reintroduction of wolves in 1995 has helped restore the natural balance, controlling the elk population and allowing vegetation like aspen, cottonwood, and willow trees to flourish. The park offers a unique wolf-watching experience, attracting millions of visitors annually who hope to catch a glimpse of these apex predators in their natural habitat."

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Yellowstone National Park

Cora F.

Google
Yellowstone is wild and weird in the best ways! It felt like visiting a different planet with all the geothermal features. Old Faithful is a classic and runs like clockwork, which is pretty cool to see. But the Grand Prismatic Spring was my favorite—those vibrant colors are just incredible. The whole park is on top of a supervolcano, which adds to the excitement. We saw so much wildlife: bison everywhere (watch out, they own the road!), elk, and even a distant bear. The Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone with its massive waterfalls was another highlight. It's a huge park, so plan your route ahead. Lodging inside the park is old school (no TVs, which is fine!), but it lets you stay close to the action. It can get crowded around Old Faithful, but there are plenty of quieter areas to explore. A unique and memorable trip for sure!

OO O

Google
Yellowstone National Park is absolutely breathtaking — a true showcase of nature’s power and beauty. From the colorful hot springs and erupting geysers to the serene lakes and vast meadows, every corner feels otherworldly. Wildlife sightings are frequent, especially bison and elk, adding to the park’s wild charm. The park is huge,The views at sunrise and sunset are especially stunning,definitely a once-in-a-lifetime destination.

David W.

Google
For my first time being in Yellowstone National Park. I loved it. I enjoyed the drive the scene of wildlife and wild outdoor nature. I enjoyed hiking in the Walking around seeing the Geiser and the hot pools and the visitor center and old faithful. I’m hoping that one day with me, and my wife will be able to go and visit again And see a little bit more of the park.. Highly recommend

james D.

Google
Yellowstone park, day 1. Stunning September visit to Yellowstone. We only spent 5 hours just inside the west entrance to see a little sample of the park. Could easily stay more days to enjoy the whole park. Sooo beautiful. Blessed to see elk herd and a few bison near dusk.

James C.

Google
Visiting Yellowstone felt like stepping into an enormous living canvas painted by time itself. The geysers hissed with unpredictable energy, and the air carried a scent of pine and raw earth. Watching the bison wander through misty valleys was strangely grounding. Every turn of the road revealed something entirely new — from emerald pools to roaring waterfalls. It’s the kind of place that quietly rearranges your sense of scale and wonder.

massage M.

Google
Yellowstone National Park is a unique and magical paradise. It is not only the world's first national park, but also famous for its "Old Faithful" geyser, which is known for its massive eruptions. The Yellowstone Grand Canyon and its volcanic lakes are so beautiful: a must-visit in this lifetime. So happy.

Life Of A N.

Google
⭐️ Yellowstone National Park – Wild Beauty & Once-in-a-Lifetime Experience! We spent two amazing days exploring Yellowstone, focusing mainly on Grand Prismatic Spring and Old Faithful — both absolutely breathtaking. 🌋🌈 We were lucky to see lots of bison, even one bear, and of course the incredible Old Faithful eruption, which happens roughly every 90 minutes (there’s a sign nearby showing the next predicted time ⏱️). That gave us time to walk around the area and enjoy the stunning scenery between eruptions. The park itself is huge, and most exploring is done by car. When we visited in late April, the weather was perfect — cool but sunny — with patches of snow, rivers flowing, and mountain views everywhere. No matter where you drive, the landscape is simply breathtaking. 💡 Tip: Follow the park rangers’ instructions and stay on the marked paths — it’s for your safety and to protect this incredible place. Highly recommended for anyone who loves nature, photography, and wide-open beauty. 🌲📸

Phillip R.

Google
It’s Yellowstone what else can I say! I went in early June, the foot and vehicle traffic wasn’t as crazy that early in the season. The weather was enjoyable. Cool nights but warm days, plenty of Sun, all roads were open, terrific time of the year to go.