by Imagine stepping into a world where geysers roar, waterfalls cascade, and wildlife roams free—with nobody else around. Welcome to hiking in Yellowstone National Park, where every trail leads to an adventure of a lifetime. While you can wander trails alone, booking a hiking tour gives you an expert at your side, helping to locate wildlife, …
Welcoming the New Addition: Newborn Bison Season in Yellowstone National Park
As the vibrant hues of spring start to paint the canvas of Yellowstone National Park, a captivating spectacle unfolds—the arrival of newborn bison. Frolicking, napping, nursing, and grazing in the warmth of the sun, seeing the newborn bison is an experience that shouldn’t be missed. Bison are among the park’s most iconic inhabitants and …
Trail of the Week: The Lamar River Trail
Location: Lamar Valley Distance: Up to 7 miles Elevation Gain: ~800 feet Gear Typically Needed In the Winter: Snowshoes and or traction devices, warm clothes, trekking poles, food and water Gear Typically Needed In the Summer: Bear Spray, sunscreen, food, and water Lamar Valley stands as an iconic gem within Yellowstone National Park, drawing visitors with its …
To Drive Or Wait: The Dilemma For Wildlife Watching in Yellowstone National Park
There is a big question when wildlife watching in Yellowstone: Should you chill and wait for the animals to become visible at a known location, or should you hop back in your car and seek them out? A standard Yellowstone scenario is as follows: You are driving in the park and you come to a …
What To Expect When Visiting Yellowstone National Park in May
Are you heading to Yellowstone in May and unsure of what to expect? It is safe to say that May is a favorite month to visit Yellowstone National Park. The interior roads open to all, newborn wildlife can be found in every corner and the sights and sounds of the start of spring in the …
When Does Stuff Open in Yellowstone National Park: 2024 Edition
Are you planning a trip to Yellowstone National Park in 2024? Here’s everything you need to know about the schedule for openings and closings of various facilities and attractions within the park. With specific dates provided, you can better plan your adventure in one of America’s most iconic natural wonders. Please note that the following …
Trail of the Week: The Yellowstone River Below Tower Fall
Location: Tower Fall Area Distance: 1 mile to 4 miles Elevation Gain: 275 to 500 feet Gear Typically Needed In the Winter: Snowshoes and/or traction devices, warm clothes, trekking poles, food and water Gear Typically Needed In the Summer: Bear Spray, sunscreen, food, and water Short, steep, and sweet, the hike to the Yellowstone River from Tower …
Pedal into Paradise: Spring 2024 Biking Is Now Open Between Yellowstone’s West Entrance to Mammoth Hot Springs!
As winter reluctantly loosens its grip on Yellowstone National Park, an unparalleled opportunity for adventure awaits the intrepid cyclist. Starting on Tuesday, April 2nd, cyclists can embark on a 49-mile journey between the park’s West Entrance in West Yellowstone, Montana, and the mesmerizing Mammoth Hot Springs. This thrilling route promises not only breathtaking scenery but …
Full Moon Rising: Yellowstone National Park Full Moon Tours
Embark on an unforgettable adventure with our Full Moon Hiking Tours in Yellowstone National Park. Join me on a hiking tour as I lead you along one of the park’s stunning trails, reaching a scenic, sweeping landscape view right before moonrise. As we sit in awe, you’ll have a chance to watch as the moon …
Beyond the Howls: Managing Your Wolf Watching Expectations in Yellowstone
As the first rays of dawn cast a golden glow over the vast landscapes of Yellowstone National Park, a sound echoes through the landscapes of the park, silencing all in earshot. The noise is the howl of a wolf and for those who venture into Yellowstone National Park, the mere prospect of hearing this brings …