
Yellowstone is the world's first national park, and its northern gateways sit in Montana. It is a wonderland of geysers, hot springs, canyons, and huge herds of wild animals.
It is famous for a giant geyser called Old Faithful that shoots hot water high into the sky. Visitors come from everywhere to see bison, elk, and steaming pools in every color of the rainbow.
Underground heat pushes water and steam up through the ground, making fountains that erupt on their own.
Big herds of bison and elk roam free, and lucky visitors may spot wolves or a grizzly bear far away.
Hot springs glow in bright blues, greens, and oranges made by tiny living creatures in the warm water.