Yellowstone visitors exploring the boardwalk around a mud pot

Discover Yellowstone Park


Seasonal Closure Announcement

All Yellowstone National Park entrances and park roads are now temporarily closed in preparation for spring plowing, EXCEPT for the road between the North Entrance and Northeast Entrance (open year-round, weather permitting).

The North Entrance is OPEN! Visitors can enter through the historic Roosevelt Arch, then take Old Gardiner Road directly into Mammoth.

Conditions permitting, other entrances and roads are projected to begin opening to wheeled vehicle travel at 8:00 AM on April 21.

For additional information, please visit the National Park Service website


Plan Your Yellowstone Adventure

At Yellowstone National Park, the opportunities for adventure are endless. The majestic scenery spans nearly 2.2 million acres, scattered with more than 300 geysers and 200 waterfalls. This Big Sky Country is truly a world unlike any other. It's a wild, sprawling frontier, waiting to be conquered by explorers like you. Snowmobile, cross-country ski, hike, bike, fly-fish, kayak, and simply wander. The thrill of Yellowstone is whatever you make it - on this vast piece of land under the endless Montana sky.

A summer sunset over the Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone

Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone

One of the most breathtaking sights in the Park,
the Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone is 20 miles
long, 1,200 feet deep, and 4,000 feet wide.

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Grand Prismatic Spring in Yellowstone National Park

Grand Prismatic Spring

At roughly 300 feet across, and 160 degrees, Grand
Prismatic Spring is known for its brilliant display of
colors, and is one of the largest hot springs in the world!

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Old Faithful Geyser in summer at Yellowstone National Park

Old Faithful Geyser

Learn about Yellowstone's star attraction, and the world's
most famous geyser! Old Faithful erupts roughly every 91
minutes, making this a convenient must-see attraction.

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A herd of Yellowstone bison grazing in summer

Wildlife Watching

Yellowstone National Park is home to bison, wolves, bears, elk, and about 200 other species of animals! Learn how you can view the amazing wildlife that make Yellowstone so special.

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A Yellowstone roadway in summer

Maps & Directions

Get directions to our hotels and cabins, entrance fee information, current road conditions and more.Get Directions
A Yellowstone bison standing near Old Faithful geyser

Trip Planner

Get travel tips and expert advice with Yellowstone trip planning guides in 11 different languages.Plan Your Trip
Summer tours of Yellowstone National Park

Summer Activities

From guided tours to biking and hiking, explore the range of summer activities in Yellowstone National Park.Learn More
A group of Yellowstone tourists listens to an interpretive guide

Event Calendar

Learn about upcoming events in and around Yellowstone, including ranger programs, special events, and more.What's Happening