America’s first and most-beloved national park, Yellowstone is a nearly 3,500-sq.-mile wilderness recreation area atop a volcanic hot spot. This nature wonderland is located primarily in Wyoming, but spreads into parts of Montana and Idaho too. Visitors from all over the world come to see its gushing geysers, rushing rivers, dramatic canyons, lush forests, and hot springs. Famous for Old Faithful, it’s biggest geyser, there’s also other attractions such as the colorful Prismatic Springs and the giant Yellowstone Falls. This park is also home to hundreds of animals such as bison, bears, wolves, elk and antelope. When you’re in Incredible Yellowstone, wherever you roam, there’s picture-perfect scenery to be photographed!
Travel writer Jamie Joyner from the blog Take Time To See the World lays out “Incredible Things to Do in Yellowstone.” Click here to read more from that blog.
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Grand Prismatic Springs 
Yellowstone Falls 
Old Faithful 
Buffalo traffic jam 
Geyser at sunset 
Mammoth Hot Springs 
Yellowstone valley 
Bear and cubs 
Geysers and valley 
Geyser Inn 
Yellowstone River 
Chipmunk 
Entrance sign 
Snow and steam 
Yellowstone Lake Hotel 
Grand Prismatic aerial