Follow boardwalks and maintained trails to witness hot springs, mudpots, fumaroles, and geysers up close.
Lace up your boots, grab your bear spray, and explore over 1,100 miles of trails.
Bring binoculars or a spotting scope and enjoy watching animals from a safe distance.
Enjoy the scenery on two wheels.
Bring your own stock or take a guided ride.
Enjoy the solitude of more than 300 backcountry campsites.
Join a park ranger to further your understanding about this special place.
Now available to download for completing at home, this is a great way to experience Yellowstone National Park for you and your family.
Step inside a visitor center and explore the exhibits and interpretive offerings, or talk to a ranger.
View upcoming Indigenous cultural events happening in Yellowstone.
Professional guides can help you make the most of your visit.
Got a minute? Enjoy our series of short videos documenting a variety of topics in Yellowstone.
If you're planning on casting a rod here, help us protect our native species by following all park fishing regulations.
Take in the view from the water.
As most of Yellowstone's waters are dangerous, there are very limited opportunities to swim or soak. Always follow park regulations.
Make tracks in a winter wonderland.
Take a guided tour of wintry Yellowstone.
A winter trip into the backcountry is a time of solitude and unique beauty. However, frigid weather conditions pose serious dangers.
Last updated: March 21, 2025
PO Box 168 Yellowstone National Park, WY 82190-0168
307-344-7381
