Five "MUST-SEE" PLACES in YELLOWSTONE (#1 is a Surprise!)

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[@beckymeyer5199]

Here in the local hospital, we say it's not summer until we get our first bison goring. Be smart, people, and listen to the park rangers...they know stuff.

[@scratchsescape1978]

Lamar Valley then the drive over the Beartooth Highway to Red Lodge is worth a trip by itself.

[@mickster1780]

very good top 5. one major add to the list for me is Lamar Valley. it's an absolute must.

[@jeffallen4505]

Yellowstone, a great place!! I'm a painter and the landscape there has endless opportunities for painting!! My days there are spend as follows: get up at 5 am & head out to paint.. Return to camp & eat.. Go see the park looking for my next painting.. About 3 pm, go out and paint! Head back to camp for happy hour and a bite to eat!! Then do it all over again!!!

[@adriennegormley9358]

Ah; Old Faithful, affectionately known to those of us who grew up nearby as 'Old Filthy'. It's a must-see because it's probably the most reliable to schedule geyser in the park, but my personal favorite is an off-the-beaten path small geyser in one of the lesser-visited geyser basins called the Whirligig. I had an advantage a lot of people didn't; my father (who was 50 when I was born), was a carpenter, and had worked building walks, fences, etc, in the Park during the WPA era, so because of the spot he had worked, he knew about features to visit that were and are off the beaten path. And he was our guide and teacher. Other areas I like: Tower falls (which you mentioned), fountain flats (a dirt road loop around the lower geyser basin where we always went when we were looking for bison), Firehole falls on the Firehole river, the various gem-named pools (Sapphire, Emerald, Beryl). During the winter, we often went up the West Gallatin to the headwaters of that river and the Duck Creek area, which was just inside the park boundary. Saw a lot of elk there, and moose, and, one winter a large wolf who was following the elk herds. The list is too long to go on. We spent a lot of summer Sundays there when I was a kid. That happens when you're local.

[@longrider42]

I worked in Yellowstone three summers. 1985 in Mammoth, 1991 at the Old Faithful Lodge, and in 1995 at Grant Village. When tourists would ask me how many days they should spend in the park, I would always tell them about 5 to see all the basic stuff. And if I had to pick five 1. the whole Old Faithful area, including the lodge. 2 Norris Geyser Basin, it is the hottest water temperature in the park. 3 Mammoth Hot springs, there is a new terrace building, on the west side of the road as you are coming into Mammoth from the south. 4 Would have to be Canyon, and 5 I always liked going to Lake, it has a really nice lodge/hotel, and a great view of the lake. Now if you have time to go on day hikes, that is a another story in itself.

[@TAOTM]

I worked 5 months Canyon Village in 1992 when TW Rec ran Lodging and concessions. LOVED it!and I agree about Lake and the Hotel. Hope to be there in Sept.

[@TAOTM]

Added thought, Gardiner River where thermal waters meet, was great swimming :) think it was called boiling river or something like that .. where we would go to soak

[@diggingmystyle]

Lamar Valley is on the top of the list for me followed by Mammoth Hot Springs and Grand Prismatic.

[@brendaschroeder2166]

Gorgeous. Can't wait to go one day soon. Thank you. Hope Christy feels better

[@bejudson1384]

I worked the summer of 2009 and I am in the park frequently with the Lake area as my favorite because of all the bears that roam the northern shores and the easy access to Hayden Valley and Canyon! Always beautiful. Thanks!

[@davidpoole8667]

Been there three times. Since the last time was on our honeymoon and we took a three day kayak camping trip on Yellowstone lake I'd list the lake in favorite places. Leaving it off list of must see places makes it have less traffic, good.

[@barbaragavin2710]

Thanks for sharing, visiting Grand Teton and Yellowstone this September for 8 days, and we've been trying to find the absolute must-sees while there!

[@pathfinder9759]

"It's the Law"... Good one. There's something about Old Faithful. I sat there for hours when I was 4 years old and again at 64.

[@cuteheather]

My family and I will be heading to Yellowstone next month. So excited! This video is the clearest video of Yellowstone we have found. Thank you for the tips.

[@kenlee6123]

Another great video! Yellowstone is my favorite National Park, I need to make another trip to Yellowstone.

[@LivingTheRVLocaLife]

thanks for the heads up will be doing this next year safe travels take care always

[@brentjohnson6654]

This brings back memories. I loved the time we were there in 1975! It was the year I got my first drivers license and helped Dad pull our camper trailer from Minnesota. I remember those walkways and the odd smells of the hot springs. We didn’t see any bison until on the freeway leaving the park. Nice to see more animals now. We are going to head that way one day soon. I loved the upper and lower falls. The hike there was fun too.

[@randlayman2668]

Last time I was in Yellowstone the mid sixties, once I retire I'll spend time there to see it all again, thanks ,great info!!!

[@sharonstoops757]

We spent a month there a couple of years ago and got to all on your list and hiked many great trails including Mt. Washburn. We had our campsites (we moved around) reserved many months in advance. We saw several people get turned away at campground entrances--once an entire busload, so planning ahead is good. We also spent a night in one of the original rooms at the Old Faithful Inn with a window from which we could watch the geyser erupt and heard it several times during the night. What a treat! Lamar Valley and Boiling River are great and, if you get a chance, try one of the in-park tours. We enjoyed the Evening on the Firehole and started our stay with Yellowstone in a Day--a great orientation.

[@cloud381]

I have to say you are a great couple. One of my favorite couples in you tube land! Your wife is so pretty and quietly humorous. She is always laughing at/with you and seems to always be having a great time. That Grand Prismatic is lively! Later on LoLoHo people.

[@toddramsay977]

We've been there 3 times, we love the Grand Tetons too. You can't see all of Yellowstone and Grand Tetons in a week so we plan at least 14 days to see both. Thanks for sharing. Gros Ventre CG is a great place as a home base for both.

[@mawacal]

thanks for the info. i will be there in May.

[@janellevans878]

Agree. Went with my mom on a bus tour. Plan to go back to see much of what I missed. Thx!

[@normgibson6565]

One of my favorite NP,s thanks.

[@emmieHD]

Loved the Grand Canyon of Yellowstone at the lower falls. So worth it. Five days was not enough time to explore this park.

[@freedomdove]

Thanks for the information, Sean. I hope Kristy is feeling better now. 🙂

[@3ForTheRoadRV]

Living only 6 hrs. away and having family close by up there, we get up there almost every year. We never fail to discover something new each time we go. Thanks for the video.

[@feyandd]

I want to go here in the middle of June for three days and two nights would you recommend me book a hotel at the same location if I wanted to stop by all 5 places? We are going to stay in west Yellowstone

[@3ForTheRoadRV]

since we have family only an hour away we would stay with them so I don't have much information about hotels and such Sorry.

[@kimsenn5024]

Thanks for the info. Biscuit Basin is one of my faves! Been there 3 times and am looking forward to going again and checking out new places.

[@bresev8958]

We have been there 6 times. Love it more each time. All 5 are must see places. Mt. Washburn is a great hike. Did it last summer with kids ages 6-14. They LOVED it!!

[@Craig122455]

We worked in Canyon last summer. I think you did a good job with this. One comment I would add is that visitors stop and tour the Park Visitors Centers in the various areas such as Canyon, Old Faithful, Grant and Mammoth. Part of the mission of the Park is to educate its visitors and so there is a ton of information to learn at each one - each one is unique so you will not be seeing the same information every place you stop.

[@barbaranichols9059]

How do I get a reservation for Yellowstone campgrounds for my RV I have tried making calls and they are still closed for the season

[@Craig122455]

@@barbaranichols9059 I believe you can contact Xantera which runs the hotels there. There are 5 campgrounds for which you can make reservations, and I believe Xantera is responsible for them. There are other campgrounds as well, but they are first come, first serve. Last year the Park opened about April 15th. You may have to wait until the first of April to make reservations, but I would check back with them off and on. I just put in a Google Search for RV reservations in Yellowstone National Park. You might try that as well. Don't get discouraged, you will not be disappointed in the park. One hint, don't think you can do the park in just a couple days. Plan for a week there if possible, to get a good taste of what the park has to offer. If you are a backwoods hiker there are over 900 miles of trails. And one last hint: Keep your eyes open for any listings of Ranger led talks and hikes. They are great for learning more and appreciating more of what there is to see. I grew up in northern Wyoming, and love to tell people, "Yellowstone is my favorite, magical, mystical place in the world."

[@barbaranichols9059]

Craig Holstedt Thank you so much I hope to spend two weeks there and I would love to go on a ranger lead tour

[@feyandd]

I want to go here in the middle of June for three days and two nights would you recommend me book a hotel at the same location if I wanted to stop by all 5 places? We are going to stay in west Yellowstone

[@Craig122455]

@@feyandd If you stay at West Yellowstone for the entire time (and many people do) just know that you will spend a lot of time driving back and forth from West Yellowstone into and around the park. I think if you wanted to stay in just one place I would see about staying in one of the lodges or cabins at Canyon Village. It is more centrally located for seeing the entire park. If you look at a map of the park, you will see the main highways are basically configured as two loops (sort of a figure 8) and Canyon Village is located on the eastern side of where the two loops come together.

[@johnirwin1837]

We spent a week in the park in "83. Drove all of the figure 8 road. Have not been back since darn it.

[@deansorgan]

We stayed at Grand Tetons’ Colter Bay RV Park (with full hookups), and were close enough to see Yellowstone and the top spots in your great video. My top spot is now Steamboat Geyser as I was lucky enough to see it go through a major eruption on May 27, 2019, as I was standing right next to it. I was soaking wet in the cold watching it but it was worth it!

[@MRHEAT20]

As a follower of yours and someone who just finished off working at OLD FAITHFUL for a year and a half I can say you did a great job on the places to see and usually on your way to a site you can always find something else great along the way - you just have to not be in a rush :)

[@raisedbywolves-susankaren257]

We went there a couple years ago. We made it to Old Faithful about 10 minutes before it put on its show. We were making it more of a 'drive by' visit that time. Next time we'll likely be able to do more wandering around. 😀

[@joycemarino9800]

My favorite trip to Yellowstone was in winter for cross country skiing. We took the snow coach in from the north through mammoth to Old Faithful lodge and from there skied to a frozen waterfall through bison herds and coyotes on the way! It was spectacular and not nearly as crowed as the summer.

[@kristymichael]

joyce marino, I would love to visit in winter!!! Definitely high on my to do list!

[@LisaMarli]

I've been there once. But it is in my Must See Again, and Again... I can understand why you go there every year. There is so much to see and every season it changes. I loved the falls and canyons on the western loop. We did like the lake area. There was some great restaurants with views there.

[@pgrant7688]

Thanks for the video. Those five are pretty much spot on, with the comments regarding the road between Canyon and Mammoth being particularly spectacular as correct.

[@beniaminv]

Completely agree! Done majority of the things you said in this video. Can’t wait to go back and do some more of the things you have not mentioned in this video!

[@leiacha2482]

I been there when my kids were young. We even hike up to the Mt. Washburn when they were 6 and 10 years old. It was so beautiful breath takung. They cried when we were driving out of West gate of Yellow Stone. What enchanting place that gives you how earth is so magical place we get to have taste of, greatest gifts we have previlliages. I am getting ready to go on road tril/camping, and hiking again this year and Yellow Stone is one place I like to cover.

[@danterry6328]

Great Video. Gives a starting point. I went to the park when I was 15, 68 now. Went to Old Faithful, but outside of a black bear tearing up our camp don’t remember much. Must go back.

[@SunsetSeekers]

Yellowstone is on our bucket list! Thanks for the tips!

[@kgrigby]

Great video. Will be there in September.

[@Love2basket]

We love love love this park! So much to see there, we went there in 2017 and 2018. Sad we can't make it there this year but we are headed to Alaska so no time for Yellowstone this year!

[@roymanning8893]

We went to Yellow Stone when I was a kid a couple times . I really enjoyed it . That was back in the sixtys.

[@suey.5795]

We visited Yellowstone a couple of years ago. We stayed in the RV park in the park. It was a great home base. We would head out early to beat the crowds. During the busy time of day we'd stop at the smaller less popular locations. After supper we'd go back out and the crowds had diminished. We went to West Thumb after supper in late July and there were very few people there. There were however many elk. We only saw a few single male bision the 4 days we were there. We were told the herds were in the higher elevation because of the July heat. Next time we'd like to go visit in September.

[@kellydtth2749]

Never been but looks amazing. Thanks for the tips.

[@CryMeARiver63]

Please put it on your bucket list . You won't be disappointed.

[@OwlCreekRanchGirl]

We love Yellowstone and try to go every year. We’ll be there in May.

[@e.j.wuestenhagen1811]

Us also and will be there at Grizzly the second week of May. T-shirt and shorts or blue jeans and light jacket?

[@timothymitchell6415]

I work in Cody, WY, just 54 miles from the Yellowstone East Gate. Believe it or not, folks ask, "What time do they let the animals out?" or "What time do they gather the animals back in? I don't want to get there too late to see 'em." This is why folks get killed.

[@adriennegormley9358]

I know what you're talking about. I grew up around Bozeman and Ennis, MT, so I'm local from the other side :-)

[@johnhines3591]

For the first time EVER, I can say, after 5 times to Yellowstone. Been there done that

[@TheBruceGday]

I can’t remember if I have been six or more times in my life (starting at about ten). I live in Wyoming and have been 4 times since moving here (it is still close to six hours away...seven when towing the trailer). I still feel I am not done. I have been to all five places mentioned in this top 5, plus have stayed at Lake Hotel, which is gorgeous, plus Mammoth, Lamar Valley. I haven’t hiked Mt. Washburn yet. It is on the to do list. Now that we have the RV trailer, we plan to make it annually for a while at least

[@bobmelillo6496]

Great tips and video. Will be there end of August this season for 5 nights. Looking forward to it!!!

[@Tsiri09]

Looks beautiful!

[@joycevann9291]

We are planning our trip for June of 2020. We will be visiting both Yellowstone and Grand Teton National parks. We will have a little more than a week between both parks. Thank you for the suggestions.

[@patriciacartwright9608]

We were just there last week. Thank you for the tip videos. They helped us be able to enjoy our time there more completely. Also enjoyed the Tetons more because of your videos. Keep up the good work.

[@LayloNewt]

This was great info. Thanks!!! Love your videos and hope to get there this summer

[@susie3893]

Leaving in May for another trip to Yellowstone and Jackson Hole. My favorites are the drive from the east entrance to Fishing Bridge, the drive from south entrance to Old Faithful, Uncle Tom's Trail at the Canyon, Great Fountain Geyser area, Upper Geyser Basin. For anyone going to Yellowstone this year check out Uncle Tom's Trail, but only if you're not afraid of heights. Take your time to enjoy the sights of the Lower Falls and be careful on the steps. Be there in our RV for 3 weeks and then to Gros Ventre Campground. Thanks Sean for the tip about Gros Ventre Campground, it's my favorite.

[@pamela15932]

We’ll be work camping in Yellowstone this year at Old Faithful. So excited! This will be our first job here and our third visit to the park. Thanks for all the info

[@summergarland8516]

what is work camping??? do i need a new job?

[@billl7935]

We were there several years ago and in some areas it seemed like I was on another planet! We miss Kristy and hope she feels better soon!

[@1020LAStep]

I worked at Grant Village and sitting on the black 'sandy' beach next to Yellowstone Lake on my days off was sssoooo relaxing.

[@TAOTM]

early morning fog and someone playing the bagpipes off in the distant is a memory i have from 1992 when I worked at Canyon Village and spent a couple days up at Lake.

[@kirk189]

Love Yellowstone and Loloho! Lamar valley is awesome

[@captainmac9929]

Worked at Yellowstone two summers and two winters, in Reservations up in Mammoth, after I retired. Unbelievable experience, much different from the vacation trips I’d taken for years prior. Planning to go back. Love the videos!

[@feyandd]

I want to go here in the middle of June for three days and two nights would you recommend me book a hotel at the same location if I wanted to stop by all 5 places? We are going to stay in west Yellowstone

[@jessicafuller9170]

Agree with your list! Especially not to be missed is the upper geyser basin behind OF and the OF Inn. Reserve dinner there if you can! There are a couple of great drives as well, little loops. We camped at Madison campground which had great access to the West side of the park and the Gibbon's river for swimming.

[@chriscapune7873]

Great!!! Will have to go!!! 👍👍👍👏👏👏

[@tragedytrousers1769]

Well darn, we missed the inn last time there. Saw the other 4 things though. Yellowstone has a very high wow factor.

[@jamesholmes9493]

Love the videos. Keep them coming. Corvallis MT.

[@Les988]

Fantastic videos. Keep posting.

[@ronb.8960]

Old Faithful is one of my favorites. As a kid, in, 1964, we camped at the Old Faithful Campground (gone now) and could run over anytime and see Old Faithful or wonder around the inn. My wife and I stayed at the Old Faithful Inn, in1982, a fantastic structure. In 2001 we camped at Canyon Campground. Planned to return this year but plans changed. Five must see - Old Faithful, Norris Geyser Basin, Mammoth hot Springs, Tower Falls, and Isa Lake (when the lily pads are open, my mother's favorite).

[@rickybreaux2607]

Thanks for the helpful video!

[@journey2fifty]

The wild bison walking in the roadway getting dangerously close to our vehicle is what we are looking forward to the most lol :)

[@AlliChuckAdventures]

Always wanted to go there....Hopefully someday soon!

[@JimAllen-Persona]

Well worth it, just not in the summer.

[@BearfootAdventures]

Another awesome video from a awesome couple

[@kgluodenis8685]

Yellowstone is so beautiful! Years ago my mom picked up a little hiking book that will take you on little known trails. Found one that took us to a petrified forest. So awesome! It’s amazing to me how few people hike trails in the park.

[@pyccku212]

can you recommend any hikes?

[@kgluodenis8685]

@@pyccku212 unfortunately I don’t remember the trails or their locations because it has been years since I’ve been. The park rangers are your best resource. They can point out all kinds of great trails.

[@RexDeaver]

We loved the drive from the East Entrance to the Lake Hotel

[@joannfarrell312]

Great Video! I grew up outside the park in Idaho and have traveled back almost every year. You have a great list. I also love FireHole drive and the swimming area. My brother lives in Mammoth, he runs the 911 office for the park.

[@summergarland8516]

is this firehole drive swimmoing area safe for kids? We arent going to bathe in the boiling river/gardiner hotspring bc of microbes... 6yo could not keep water out of mouth..

[@amyhuff7180]

Awesome I love yellowstone

[@TAOTM]

Back in 1992 I had the wonderful opportunity to work at Canyon Village for about 5 months. Loved Yellowstone. As far as Lake goes.. Yes its a lake.. looks better early morning with fog and someone playing the bagpipes .. that was my 1st experience and visit to lake lodge and the lake,

[@cfmmrjeff]

Your 5 were spot on! :-) Jeff and I (this is Heather) LOVE Yellowstone! If I had to choose 5, they would be Old Faithful, Norris geyser basin, canyon, the lake area and geysers, and I'd have to agree on the drive you mentioned ... Love the videos! Loloho! :-)

[@senojah]

The oldest hotel in Yellowstone is Lake Hotel on the huge beautiful lake. It has a formal dining room with the best food in the Park. I worked as a waitress there in the summer of 1964 and I believe it is worth the trip.

[@timinsandiego6979]

I take in 6 or 8 RV channels and yours is in the top 2 that I enjoy. Keep the videos coming. You do a great job, really good content and the vibe always hits me in a good way. Happy travels.

[@kristymichael]

Tim In San Diego thanks so much for the kind words and compliments! Sean puts a lot of work into filming and editing, so it’s nice to get such positive feedback! ☺️

[@leafonthewind0811]

We live in Salt Lake and visit Yellowstone multiple times every year. Haven't missed the park in over 20 years. So many terrific sights, hikes and drives, I thought your top five was solid for those with limited time. Your vlogs are always interesting, enjoyable and educational. Maybe we'll bump into you folks sometime in Yellowstone or Teton are. Keep those vlogs coming.

[@feyandd]

I want to go here in the middle of June for three days and two nights would you recommend me book a hotel at the same location if I wanted to stop by all 5 places? We are going to stay in west Yellowstone

[@chelseah6152]

Sean and Kristy upload a new video: Me: “whelp! I better add whatever this is to my bucket list!!”

[@LongLongHoneymoon]

Much love to you Chelsea. Hope we can meet up someday. :*

[@electacute9254]

Geysers coming up out of the lake is pretty fun to see.

[@jazziered142]

When walking the boardwalk around old faithful, I recommend carrying an umbrella for shade. It gets hot out there.

[@andresreyna4260]

Super stoked to be visiting this park for my very 1st time this coming Sept 24th through 29th. For the 1st half we are staying just a little north west of Gardiner in a cabin we found on Airbnb so I def liked hearing your number 1 on this list.

[@hootbaez6185]

I usually recommend the Lamar Valley. It is a favorite area for wolf spotters having been the home to the famous Druid Peak pack.

[@sanhess854]

Hoot Baez Druid peak pack no longer exists.

[@22358]

The best 5 indeed!

[@wanderlust101]

Have not been YET; good info… thanks.

[@dodgedart4413]

ANOTHER GOOD VIDEO. THANKS

[@nanahaney1625]

Get Better Girl! We hope to see Yellowstone someday!

[@kristymichael]

Thank you!

[@BrentCizekPhoto]

100% Agree on #1. Hoping the pass opens early again this year for our trip in early May.

[@gailrobinson7125]

Missed seeing Kristy...hope she gets better soon. I think your top five locations are spot on. One of my favorite places in Yellowstone is the Roosevelt area which would be part of your number one location. Great tips on some of the best places to visit in the park. 😀

[@andrewfidel2220]

I can't believe that the Lamar valley didn't make the list! One of the most beautiful parts of the park and 2 of 3 times I've been to Yellowstone we've had Grizzly and Wolf eating Bison.

[@manie9689]

Thank You for sharing this information 🙏🏼✌🏽

[@LongLongHoneymoon]

You are so welcome!

[@TheBruceGday]

I can’t remember if I have been six or maybe more times in my life (starting at about ten years old). I live in Wyoming now (to be closer to wilderness and farther from cities) and have been 4 times since moving here (it is still close to six hours away...seven when towing the trailer). I still feel I am not done. I have been to all five places mentioned in this top 5, plus have stayed at Lake Hotel, which is gorgeous, plus Mammoth, Lamar Valley. I haven’t hiked Mt. Washburn yet. It is on the to do list. Now that we have the RV trailer, we plan to make it an annual trip as well. We have Tetons/Yellowstone both booked (well not Teton until the 26th) this summer! I would add the village of Mammoth itself. I love the little town! I agree with others about Lamar Valley. I would like to camp in one of the campgrounds there. They are first come first serve so I have been chicken to try. Also, while not nearly as spectacular a building as Old Faithful Inn, Lake Hotel is also beautiful! The huge sunroom overlooking the lake with overstuffed chairs and the huge windows make it a great spot to read, sip some coffee, enjoy conversation. There is also good bear siting spots between Lake Yellowstone and Sylvan Pass. The canyon between East Entrance and Sylvan Pass headed west is pretty spectacular. Any of the valleys with a winding river is pretty spectacular in the gloaming. (Madison, Lamar, Hayden, Gardiner) The bridge over the Gardiner River adjacent to Mammoth. Grand Geyser is totally worth it! You may have to wait two hours since the predicted window is much wider than Old Faithful. The crowd that actually will wait is smaller. Bring a book or a deck of cards. Talk to the others waiting with you pass the time. When Grand Geyser finally erupts, it’s pretty grand. 😀. None of these suggestions surpasses the top five here, except maybe Lamar Valley or Grand Geyser. I would never skip any of the five listed though.

[@regenagroen4631]

Thanks Sean for the Info. Hoping one day I can go there.. I Hope your wife gets better on her voice.... Love you guys!! Hugs to furbabies!!!

[@davidtitley6822]

Can't argue with your choices! I'd probably put Lamar Valley up on the list -- we'll be there late September / early October!

[@scratchsescape1978]

Lamar Valley has to be on any must see list of Yellowstone

[@andresreyna4260]

Me Too! A lifelong friend & myself will be there Sept 24th to Sept 29th! Safe travels!

[@poptart8310]

@@andresreyna4260 I will be there around that time, as well!

[@tommcl386]

If we don't go to Alaska in 2020 we will be headed to Yellowstone. Thanks for the tips. Great job with the video.

[@eandsm4620]

Check out Randy Dean, on KZbin. His video on Yellowstone is the best I've ever seen I(and I'm a former park employee)!

[@davidtordoff1232]

Your photography and videography rarely getting polished truly enjoyed your choices and the coverage is spot on. We will be visiting all 5.

[@vanettechristian2182]

There are eleven waterfalls with in a miles hiking distance of the road. Several of them are cascading falls and very near the road. It is worth the time to visit these smaller falls.

[@wandawallace5415]

Thank you for the video. I am getting ready to visit end of June. Looking forward to enjoy nature. What is the weather like in June??? Thank you for such a helpful video!!!

[@USARoadtrip364]

Hi! you guys are very busy to provide the info about the Yellow stone earlier.. looks like I missed Castle Guyser that you mentioned. I would visit it next time. thanks for sharing your video.

[@thewanderingpinto5979]

We are going for the first time the second week of September! Can't wait! Staying in Canyon campground for 5 nights. I know we can get any kind of weather, hope it's nice!

[@TAOTM]

I'm also planning to be there 1st or 2nd week of Sept.. lets hope the weather cooperates lol haven't been there since I worked Canyon Village in 1992

[@thewanderingpinto5979]

@@TAOTM yes I hope the weather is nice also! If you see my Pinto, wave!