Yellowstone National Park
Yellowstone is the first national park in the world, sitting on top of a giant volcano. It is filled with bubbling hot springs, shooting geysers, deep canyons, and roaming herds of wild animals.
People from all over the planet come to watch its famous geysers erupt and to see bison, wolves, and bears in the wild. Its rainbow-colored pools and steaming ground make it feel like a magical, otherworldly place.
Wildlife
Yellowstone is home to bison, elk, grizzly bears, and gray wolves that wander freely across its valleys and meadows. Watching a huge herd of bison cross a road is a favorite surprise for visitors.
Geysers and hot springs
The park has more geysers and hot springs than anywhere else on Earth, powered by the volcano deep below. Steam rises from the ground and hot water shoots high into the sky on a natural schedule.
Weather
Summers are warm and sunny, perfect for exploring, but nights stay cool even in July. Winters bring deep snow that turns the whole park into a quiet white wonderland.