Travelling Yellowstone National Park
Now that we’ve discussed how to stay safe while travelling the nation’s national parks, let’s explore one!
Established as a national park and treasure on March 1, 1972, Yellowstone National Park is located primarily in Wyoming but also extends into the states of Montana and Idaho. Yellowstone was the first park of its kind, making a name for itself with a complex variety of wildlife and geothermal features, particularly Old Faithful Geyser.
The national park covers an expansive 3,468 square miles which includes lakes, canyons, mountain ranges and rivers. Yellowstone features one of the largest higher-altitide lakes in North America and the Yellowstone Caldera is the largest supervolcano on the continent. So, you know, you might not be bored at this national park, like ever.
With hundreds of species of birds, fish, reptiles and mammals this vast park lends itself to the magic of nature, untouched, but yet still available to be viewed by 3 to 4 million visitors per year. Yellowstone offers visitors many recreational activities such as hiking, boating, camping, fishing and our favorite, sightseeing.
Paved roads provide Yellowstone visitors access to the major park areas such as lakes and waterfalls. Pets are required to be leashed at all times and are restricted to certain camping zones and hiking trails.
Whether you’re visiting Yellowstone National Park for the first time or the fiftieth, you will always see something new and again experience the shear awe of nature at work, and play.

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