Yellowstone National Park was America's first National Park and covers up to 3,472 miles in Wyoming and Montana. Yellowstone was declared a National Park in 1872 by president Ulysses S. Grant. It is known for its hot springs, geysers and bountiful wildlife. The park has many geothermal features that can send hundreds of gallons of steaming hot water into the air. If there is no pressure, it forms small pools called mud pots. Yellowstone is a long way from airports, but the closest major city is Jackson Hole, Wyoming.
To make a worthwhile trip to Yellowstone, you really need more than one day in the park. This is because it takes quite some time just to reach the park. Once there, you will want to take your time to explore the beauty and attractions. You will see the breathtaking Yellowstone River that has the fourth tallest waterfall in the United States. There are tours that you can take that start at Jackson Hole and stop at various points of interest. Some of the animals that you may see at the park are buffalo, bears, mountain lions, elk, and wolves.
If you have never been to the big sky country, there is always help in getting there. Do some research online to plan out your trip. Make sure you take the time to see Old Faithful Geyser while at Yellowstone National Park. It really is a sight to see. If needing a place to stay, the Old Faithful Inn is welcoming and full of amenities. Visiting Yellowstone National Park is an adventure of a lifetime and the chance to see some natural wonder.
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