Yellowstone National Park Travel Blogs

Monday morning we enjoyed breakfast in the dining room; we wanted to make sure we got a good meal since we weren’t sure when lunch would be.  We left Mammoth at a good time but made three stops on our way out of the park.  First, we pulled over at Gibbon Falls which conveniently was vis…

We had one more chance to drive through Yellowstone.  This time from the very northern entrance all the way out the southern most area. Mammoth Hot Springs is colorful and beautiful with the formations that change with the new minerals being deposited daily to the ground.  We got some gr…

Back through Yellowstone one more time today.  We get to travel from the northern most area all the way to the southern edge and on south to see Grand Teton National Park.   Not many animals today, we did see one very light colored buffalo but didn’t get a chance to get any pictures o…

We drove into the night and got a campsite at the West Yellowstone KOA, in Montana just outside the park.  We got up early and went in the West entrance...we saw Elk by the river right away, then we saw a coyote with a fish in its mouth run across the street right in front of us! I tried to ge…

I had been to Yellowstone National Park too many times before, and didn't really want to go again--especially in late June.  Summers in Yellowstone usually mean traffic backups when tourists stop to snap photos at bison.  Once, it took me four hours to travel 30 miles in Yellowstone, beca…

Good morning, Had a few inches of snow overnight.  We are taking our Yellowstone Safari today. Looking to see wolves and bears. http://www.safariyellowstone.com/ Well we got to see Wolves, Coyotes, Big Horn Sheep(ram), Bison, and Elk. It was another great day. Our guide for the day was Earl…

We awoke early, cozy and warm inside our sleeping bags but a brisk 30 degrees Farenheit outside.  This was perfect cause it gave us plenty of time to make omelets and kick back a bit but not cut into our busy day ahead.  After all I had so many things to show them and now that they had al…

My best friend and I just recently got back from a 3 1/2 week roadtrip across the U.S. It was definitely the most amazing trip I've ever taken in my life. We took the northern route all the way out to the Pacific coast, went down the coast, then came back the southern route. For anybody who hasn't taken a lengthy roadtrip in their life, I highly suggest you do so while you are still young and single...it's a once in a lifetime experience that you will never forget.

My first trip to the western portion of the United States was a roadtrip my brother and I took to Yellowstone National Park. Being a nature lover, was definitely one of my more memorable vacations.

We woke up in Idaho to a nice sunrise. We wanted to get up early, since we would discover Yellowstone that day, and be quickly on our way before the day was done. Just outside Island Park, we stopped for gas, as we knew we would be driving around Yellowstone all day and didn't want to be gouged by …

My brief tour through Yellowstone (and a mad encounter with bison!) and Jackson Hole, Wyoming with my parents on the way back home!

Dog sledding to Granite Hot Springs, snowmobiling through Yellowstone National Park

Yellowstone is an amazing landscape. Thermal features and wildlife around every corner leave you in awe. I truely believe every American should visit this first national park.

Did you know that Yellowstone is *the* oldest and largest National Park in our country?  Pretty neat!  And did you know that much of Yellowstone is smack on top of an active volcano?!  The entire lower third is over the caldera of the volcano!  That is why everywhere we go i…