To Do In Yellowstone National

Hayden Valley itself is beautiful, especially in the low afternoon sun where the shadows are deep. The Yellowstone River snakes through the valley where you can pull over to see wildlife drinking, bison basking in the sun, or ducks floating in the water.

There is more to see than just Grand Prismatic at Midway Geyser Basin. A visit to the Grand Prismatic Spring takes you along a series of boardwalks through different hot springs. Make sure to stop at the deep cavern of Exelsier Glacier, look for the mineral deposits along Yellowstone River, and on your way out, stop at Opal Pool. It was a stunning small pool that is often overlooked.

Yellowstone was made for tourists. It’s no wonder Yellowstone was the first national park in the world. With the greatest concentration of geysers on earth, mud pools, waterfalls, and an abundance of wildlife, you’ll fall in love with Yellowstone.