Yellowstone National Park Guide

Things to do, facts to know, places to park, areas to see and more about Yellowstone National Park.

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Things to do around Yellowstone National Park

Watch Old Faithful erupt from the Upper Geyser Basin boardwalk and explore nearby thermal pools, including Morning Glory Pool and Castle Geyser.
Drive the Grand Loop Road through Hayden Valley to spot bison, elk, and grizzlies moving across wide meadows framed by steaming vents.
Hike the Uncle Tom’s Trail along the South Rim of the Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone for misty views of the 308-foot Lower Falls.
Stroll the Mammoth Hot Springs Terraces near the park’s north entrance to see sculpted travertine layers and historic stone buildings from Fort Yellowstone.

Fun Facts

Established in 1872, Yellowstone became the first national park in the world, setting the model for protected wilderness across the globe.
The park contains over 10,000 hydrothermal features, including nearly half of all geysers found on Earth.
Yellowstone’s Grand Prismatic Spring spans roughly 370 feet wide, its vivid colors created by heat-loving microbes at different water temperatures.
The park straddles three states—Wyoming, Montana, and Idaho—covering about 3,500 square miles atop one of North America’s largest active volcanic systems.

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