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Attractions, Geysers &
Hotels around Yellowstone
Yellowstone is the world's first national park and still its most astonishing — a 3,500-square-mile volcanic plateau holding half the planet's geysers, rainbow hot springs bigger than stadiums, a canyon with twin waterfalls, and the greatest concentration of free-roaming wildlife in the lower 48: bison herds stopping traffic, wolves in the Lamar dawn, grizzlies on the valley edges. Gateway towns ring it with lodges, outfitters, and museums — West Yellowstone, Gardiner, Cody, Jackson — and winter transforms the whole interior into a snowcoach-only kingdom of steam and frost. One park, four seasons, no equal.
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Top Yellowstone Experiences
Old Faithful & the Upper Geyser Basin
The world's most famous geyser, erupting on schedule roughly every 90 minutes — surrounded by the densest geyser field on earth, boardwalks past Morning Glory Pool, and the log cathedral of the Old Faithful Inn.
Grand Prismatic Spring
The planet's most psychedelic hot spring — a 370-foot rainbow of cobalt, emerald, and flame-orange microbial rings, seen from the Midway boardwalk and, essentially, from the Fairy Falls overlook above.
Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone
The park's namesake wonder — a 1,000-foot gorge of yellow, pink, and rust rock with the 308-foot Lower Falls thundering into it, framed from Artist Point and felt from the Brink, where the river vanishes under your feet.
Lamar Valley
America's Serengeti — the broad northeast valley where wolf packs hunt, bison herds blanket the flats, grizzlies work the edges, and dawn with a spotting scope is the best wildlife show in the hemisphere.
Jackson Hole Aerial Tram
Big Red: a 100-passenger cabin that climbs 4,139 vertical feet in about nine minutes from Teton Village to the 10,450-foot summit of Rendezvous Peak, with waffles at Corbet's Cabin and the whole Teton Range at eye level.
Jenny Lake
Grand Teton's signature lake: a shuttle boat across clear water to the base of the peaks, then a short climb to Hidden Falls and Inspiration Point, or a quiet ski along the closed park road in winter.
Hotels
Where to Stay in Yellowstone
Old Faithful Inn
★★★★★
The world's largest log building and the national-park lodge all others copy — a 1904 lodgepole cathedral with a 76-foot lobby, stone fireplace, and the most famous geyser on earth erupting outside the front door.
Lake Yellowstone Hotel & Cabins
★★★★★
The park's Gilded Age grande dame — an 1891 colonnaded confection in butter yellow on the lake's north shore, restored to string-quartet elegance, with sunroom cocktails at sunset and the park's finest dining room.
Old Faithful Snow Lodge and Cabins
★★★★★
The heart of winter Yellowstone: a timber lodge steps from Old Faithful, reachable only by snowcoach or snowmobile from mid-December, with ski trails out the door, a skating rink and geysers steaming in the frost.
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