The ULTIMATE TRAVEL GUIDE to Yellowstone 2024

Thank you for watching the ULTIMATE TRAVEL GUIDE to Yellowstone National Park. This video explores how to get here, how to get around, where to stay, where to eat and what there is to do in the world's first National Park.
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Yellowstone National Park is located in Wyoming, Montana, and Idaho. Here are a few reasons why Yellowstone is a great place to travel:
Spectacular Geothermal Features: Yellowstone is renowned for its geothermal activity, boasting over 10,000 hot springs, geysers, and mud pots. The most famous geyser, Old Faithful, erupts regularly and attracts visitors with its mesmerizing displays. The park's colorful hot springs, such as the Grand Prismatic Spring, create an otherworldly landscape that's perfect for photography enthusiasts.
Diverse Wildlife: Yellowstone is home to an incredible array of wildlife, including grizzly bears, wolves, elk, bison, and moose. The park provides a sanctuary for these animals, allowing visitors the opportunity to observe them in their natural habitats. The Lamar Valley is particularly renowned for its wildlife sightings, offering the chance to spot wolves and bison herds.
Breathtaking Scenery: The park's scenic beauty is unparalleled, with majestic mountains, pristine lakes, and winding rivers. The iconic Yellowstone Lake, one of the largest high-elevation lakes in North America, offers boating, fishing, and picturesque views. The Yellowstone River, famous for its dramatic waterfalls like the Lower Falls of the Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone, provides awe-inspiring vistas.
Outdoor Adventures: Yellowstone caters to outdoor enthusiasts, offering a wide range of activities. Hiking trails of varying difficulty levels lead to stunning vistas, cascading waterfalls, and hidden geothermal gems. Fishing, camping, horseback riding, and boating opportunities abound, allowing visitors to immerse themselves in the park's natural splendor.
Unique Geological Phenomena: Yellowstone sits atop a supervolcano, resulting in a geologically diverse landscape. The park encompasses the Yellowstone Caldera, a massive volcanic crater. The Norris Geyser Basin, Mammoth Hot Springs, and the Yellowstone Grand Canyon showcase the park's geological wonders, allowing visitors to witness the Earth's geological processes firsthand.
Rich Cultural and Historical Significance: Yellowstone has a rich cultural heritage, with evidence of human presence dating back over 11,000 years. The park preserves historical structures, such as the Old Faithful Inn, which showcases rustic architecture from the early 20th century. The Yellowstone Heritage and Research Center provides insights into the park's history, Native American culture, and ongoing research.

[@beaugonzales5171]

Damn, the background on the getting there part is amazing

[@traveleaz]

Thank you. Hard to find a bad spot in the park. It’s pretty special.

[@janeanjolly9176]

WOW! After seeing this video, I have Yellowstone on my travel list!

[@traveleaz]

Thanks for the comment! You should go - hop in a motor home and tour the park - heaven!

[@myatlantictravel]

Thank you for this great presentation of Yellowstone NP. We love this place and hope to return soon. 👍👍

[@traveleaz]

Thank you very much for the comment. Greatly appreciated! I just checked out your channel - love the parks you showcase (and Monument Valley is awesome). Subscribed!

[@GomChingu]

i liked how it started raining at 2:02 and you kept your composure. 😜

[@traveleaz]

Haha - yeah, thanks. Unfortunately I only had about 3 hours to film the entire video so I had to keep doing it even though it was torrential.

[@ivanlinzmeyer]

👏🏻👏🏻

[@traveleaz]

Thank you very much. 👍🏻

[@Dexterdud]

This was a conviene introduction

[@habigscrapbooks]

Wish we had found this video a month ago. We just spent 2 days in Yellowstone and a day in the Tetons. Both amazing and wonderful parks. Fun to relive what we saw through your video.

[@traveleaz]

Thank you very for the nice comment. I hope you had a nice time. I have to wait until this time next year to go back. Cannot wait.

[@lindsaypodhajsky1032]

I just visit this month for my first time! I saw Bison 🦬 and was surprised there was still tons of people even in October. I can’t imagine it in the summer. Your video footage of all the parks is amazing! Banff is next on my list 🏔️

[@traveleaz]

Thank you very much for the comment. I'm so glad you went to Yellowstone - and yes, it's still busy (but not nearly as busy in July or August). I love the Bison and I'm so happy you were able to see them. They are so beautiful in the wild. I also hope you go to Banff. I'm heading there again in a couple of weeks (so several more videos to come).

[@faraujo7382]

Thank you for your wonderful video and amazing tips. Can’t wait to get to Yellowstone 🙏

[@traveleaz]

Thank you very much for the comment. You're going to love Yellowstone when you go (best time is either early June or mid-late September - fewer crowds). Enjoy the park!

[@adventurelifewithbob2960]

I enjoyed your video! Yellowstone is one of my favorite places to visit. I try to get there at least once a year. Great place to make videos and take photos.

[@traveleaz]

Thank you very much, Bob. I just watched your Kanab video - it was awesome.

[@adventurelifewithbob2960]

@@traveleaz Kanab it a fascinating place!

[@user-qx8op7pn1o]

Thank you for making this video! Taking my Husband to Jackson, Grand Teton, and Yellowstone. I don't want to overwhelm myself since we are only there for 5 days. Watching your video made my to-do list smaller and we plan on coming back again. Also sub to your channel and looking forward to more videos.

[@traveleaz]

Thank you very much for the nice comments (I appreciate them) and "subbing." I hope you really enjoy the Wyoming area - five days isn't enough for the whole area of course (I go almost every year and it feels like I haven't seen that much). I don't know what your itinerary is but definitely don't shortchange Grand Teton or Jackson (love Grand Teton - so beautiful). Have a great time!

[@Matt.Jernigan]

@@traveleaz Where would you stay near Grand Teton? Not looking for 1000.00 a night but don’t want to find bed bugs either

[@traveleaz]

​@@Matt.Jernigan I would stay in the Jackson area. I think Fireside Resort is awesome, particularly if you have more than 2 people (but the same is true if you have two people) - it's not cheap but it's fun (but obviously not close to $1000 a night!). Rendevous Mountain Rental is great too (I "think" we got our condo last year for around $400/night - and it was a two bedroom with a kitchen in the Aspen's area). This group rents out condos (like a VRBO) but they are local and know the area really well. They have staff who can help if something ever goes wrong. So - these are my two suggestions (nothing is cheap in Jackson or GTNP). We have used them 3 or 4 times - each time was great. If you want cheaper, Driggs in Idaho is very nice but it adds about another 45 minutes to your drive if you want to go to GTNP.

[@Matt.Jernigan]

@@traveleaz Thank you so much!!!!!!

[@chrisrenemans5026]

Personally I have two recommendations (mainly for Yellowstone) First - if you see something just off the road that you didn’t know was there, even if it doesn’t look to interesting, go there. Secondly - while spending time at the geyser basins, spend more time than you normally would. I would recommend if you have the patience, spending an entire day for ONLY the old faithful area. Most of the geysers there only erupt once or twice a day, so many of the people who run through the loop (metaphorically speaking) skip, or miss, so many different things.

[@wirimariniris4153]

Hermoso lugar. ❤

[@traveleaz]

Gracias, es un lugar hermoso.

[@Topgunphoto]

heading to WY this summer, this video is excellent and can't wait to watch the Grand Teton as well. Beautiful footage!

[@traveleaz]

Thank you for the comment - I really appreciate it. I hope you love the Parks in Wyoming - they are something else. I hope the crowds aren't overwhelming (get out early!). I"m heading back in September and cannot wait. Cheers.

[@retireeaz]

Oh my! Wonderful

[@traveleaz]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@Bigfoot-px9gj]

The hotels outside the park are better, more modern and slightly cheaper, the ones inside the park are rustic. Both cost a small fortune.

[@traveleaz]

You nailed it! I wish the Park hotels were updated! Thanks for the comment.

[@ricktalley]

Tomorrow we will be on Yellowstone staying at lake Yellowstone hotel

[@traveleaz]

I am jealous - great hotel (but have never stayed there). I hope the weather is good. Enjoy!

[@ricktalley]

@traveleaz supposed to be beautiful all week

[@johnpalacios5914]

Thank you for making these videos, they’re very useful. What sort of itinerary would you recommend to see Yellowstone, Grand Teton, and Jackson Wy for a week?

[@traveleaz]

Thank you for the comment - I had to think about this one. My itinerary might look a little different than others but, I would allocate 3 days to Yellowstone and 4 days to Grand Teton and Jackson. I think some might prefer 4 days in Yellowstone. Yellowtone: Day 1: Geysers and Hot Springs (Old Faithful, Upper Geyser Basin, Grand Prismatic Spring and Norris Geyser Basin). Probably staying in Canyon Village is a good idea. Day 2: Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone and Hayden Valley (you can stay in Canyon Village or even West Yellowstone). Day 3: Mammoth Hot Springs and Lamar Valley. Best to stay in Mammoth Hot Springs Village. Grand Teton and Jackson: I would spend two days exploring the Park and two days in Jackson. Grand Teton: Day 1: Sunrise are either Schwabacher Landing or Mormon Row and then head to Moose Wilson road (beautiful and good area for animals). Don't forget the visitor center or Chapel of the Transfiguration. Day 2: Start at Jenny Lake then drive the Loop and visit Oxbow Bend, Jackson Lake Lodge and Signal Mountain. Jackson: I would spend a morning in town and the Western Art Musuem. I would also spend a day (or less) at Teton Village and catch the tram to the top. This is brief and off the top of my head but I hope it gives you some ideas.

[@johnpalacios5914]

Thank you so much. I’ve been so inspired I got some plane tickets. We’re heading out in mid-May.

[@ricktalley]

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[@caryllenhart1543]

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