America Untamed

YELLOWSTONE NATIONAL PARK

Yellowstone isn’t just a different place. It’s a different time.

When Yellowstone National Park was established as America’s first National Park in 1872, a moment in time was captured forever. While the American frontier has been romanticized for centuries, here’s a little-known secret. The wild west still exists. And it hangs its hat in Yellowstone.

This is not the America of suburbs and strip malls. It’s America as it once was. An untouched land that bison, gray wolves and grizzly bears call home. This is a lost world from generations ago, preserved for all to enjoy.

Out here, the American frontier lives on. Today, it’s time to greenlight your Yellowstone escape.

THINGS YOU NEED TO KNOW BEFORE YOU GO

Top Attractions

Bison, bighorn sheep and bears—oh my! From wildlife watching to scenic exploration, Yellowstone is an adventurist’s playground. Grand Prismatic Spring dazzles with brilliant colors and Tower Fall showcases drops of 132 feet.

Must-Do Activity

Rev your engines and explore the winter wonderland via guided snowmobile tour. Pack a snack, don your warmest layers and snow goggles, and set off in search of adventure…and to find that idyllic shot for the 'gram. Remember, safety first!

Off the Beaten Path

A tale as old as time…or at least 135 years old. Old Faithful has reliably erupted at regular intervals, making it easy not to miss! While there is seating in place for viewing on the boardwalk, take the 0.5-mile hike up to the Observation Point for an overlook of the natural spectacle with fewer visitors in tow.

Insider's Tip

Into dramatic geothermal sites? Well, Mammoth Hot Springs delivers. No performance is ever the same. While you can take a look-see from your car, instead, get up close and personal on foot via a series of linked boardwalks.

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