Commemorating 25 Years Since ReintroductionOn March 1, 1872, Yellowstone became the first national park for all to enjoy the unique hydrothermal and geologic wonders. During the month of March, the park is commemorating 25 years since the reintroduction of the wolf to the ecosystem. Read More 
Gray WolfGray wolves, restored in 1995, freely roam the park. 
Live Broadcasts about WolvesEvery Tuesday in March at 11 am MT park biologists will conduct live broadcasts to commemorate the 25th anniversary. 
Birth of a National ParkThe wonders of Yellowstone were brought to life through the work of artists and explorers. Visit YellowstoneAn amazing experience awaits you here. Yellowstone is a seasonal park, so plan your visit by learning about the current conditions, operating seasons and hours, road conditions, lodging and eating options, and available activities. 
Things To DoExplore all the different things there are to do in the park. 
WebcamsWatch Old Faithful erupt or see the Upper Geyser Basin, Mount Washburn, Yellowstone Lake, and some of the park entrances. 
Park RoadsCheck the status and seasonal closing dates of park roads. 
Play in the SnowWinter is a magical time to explore Yellowstone by skis, snowshoes, snowmobile, or snowcoach. 
Digital Guide to YellowstoneGeyser predictions, interactive maps, self-guided tours, current conditions, and more. Download the official, free app today! Understand YellowstoneYellowstone is as wondrous as it is complex. The park is at the heart of the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem, where nature and culture abound. Here are just a few highlights for you to learn about the park. 
Wolf Q & AsWatch the park's wolf biologist answer some questions about wolves in Yellowstone. 
Gray Wolf VideosFrom education videos to raw footage of wolves in the park, explore Yellowstone's collection of wolf films. 
Cycles and ProcessesMany animals migrate seasonally, following the new growth of grasses and other food sources. 
Wolf Restoration1995 marked the year wolves returned to Yellowstone. Learn more about this journey. 
Virtual ToursVirtual explore different parks of the park through interactive maps. Preserve YellowstoneThe National Park Service works to preserve Yellowstone for the enjoyment, education, and inspiration of all people. We are not alone in this endeavor-park partners, volunteers, and visitors all help. Learn how to get involved. 
Bison ManagementReview how the park maintains a wild, migratory bison population in a modern landscape. 
Wolf ReportsSince 1995, the Yellowstone Wolf Project has produced annual reports. 
Spring PlowingSee what the park does to open the roads for spring. |
Last updated: February 27, 2020