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1

Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone

This is such a beautiful site to see. Take a short walk to see this amazing canyon. The rock formations and the waterfalls from the Yellowstone river will surely give you some of the most scenic photos you’ll get on this trip. Here you can sit and enjoy the views. Maybe see the wildlife migrations areas. Or you can take a stroll around the canyon rim. This is a must-see!

2

Old Faithful

Old faithful is Yellowstone’s most popular attraction. Named by General Washburn this has been a geological wonder for all to see for hundreds of years. Although we may have all heard of it, knowing why this phenomenon happens is fascinating. Take a tour to hear the history of early settlers seeing Old Faithful for the first time and learn the science behind it.

3

Firehole Canyon Drive

This is one of my personal favorites. The Firehole Canyon has such beautiful sites. The Firehole river cuts its way through the volcanic rock in this amazing canyon. The canyon has several beautiful waterfalls such as the Firehole falls. The Firehole Canyon has one of Yellowstone’s only swimming areas in the park. Watch fly fisherman, dip your feet in the water, and enjoy the sights.

4

Hayden Valley

In Hayden Valley, you’ll have a great chance to see a variety of wildlife. This valley that was formed by glaciers receding is a picturesque sight. With the rivers flowing through it just calls to the wildlife to come to drink and find food. This area is a popular one for Yellowstone’s Trumpeter Swans, coyotes, the Wapiti Wolf pack, tons of bison, and occasionally some bears.

5

Lamar Valley

This beautiful area of Yellowstone National park is known wildlife stomping ground.Here you’ll have the chance to see elk,wolves,bison,moose,and more.

6

Roosevelt Arch

Go where the first tourists of Yellowstone were welcomed in at this famous arch.Theodore Roosevelt layer the first stone at this historic landmark in 1903.

7

Mammoth Hot Springs

Enjoy a scenic tour around the historic town of Mammoth.This location is full of history,beautiful scenery,and tons of wildlife including a resident elk herd hanging out on the lawns.

8

Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone

This is such a beautiful site to see. Take a short walk to see this amazing canyon. The rock formations and the waterfalls from the Yellowstone river will surely give you some of the most scenic photos you’ll get on this trip. Here you can sit and enjoy the views. Maybe see the wildlife migrations areas. Or you can take a stroll around the canyon rim. This is a must-see!

9

Old Faithful

Old faithful is Yellowstone’s most popular attraction. Named by General Washburn this has been a geological wonder for all to see for hundreds of years. Although we may have all heard of it, knowing why this phenomenon happens is fascinating. Take a tour to hear the history of early settlers seeing Old Faithful for the first time and learn the science behind it.

10

Firehole Canyon Drive

This is one of my personal favorites. The Firehole Canyon has such beautiful sites. The Firehole river cuts its way through the volcanic rock in this amazing canyon. The canyon has several beautiful waterfalls such as the Firehole falls. The Firehole Canyon has one of Yellowstone’s only swimming areas in the park. Watch fly fisherman, dip your feet in the water, and enjoy the sights.

11

Hayden Valley

In Hayden Valley, you’ll have a great chance to see a variety of wildlife. This valley that was formed by glaciers receding is a picturesque sight. With the rivers flowing through it just calls to the wildlife to come to drink and find food. This area is a popular one for Yellowstone’s Trumpeter Swans, coyotes, the Wapiti Wolf pack, tons of bison, and occasionally some bears.

12

Lamar Valley

This beautiful area of Yellowstone National park is known wildlife stomping ground.Here you’ll have the chance to see elk,wolves,bison,moose,and more.

13

Roosevelt Arch

Go where the first tourists of Yellowstone were welcomed in at this famous arch.Theodore Roosevelt layer the first stone at this historic landmark in 1903.

14

Mammoth Hot Springs

Enjoy a scenic tour around the historic town of Mammoth.This location is full of history,beautiful scenery,and tons of wildlife including a resident elk herd hanging out on the lawns.

15

Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone

This is such a beautiful site to see. Take a short walk to see this amazing canyon. The rock formations and the waterfalls from the Yellowstone river will surely give you some of the most scenic photos you’ll get on this trip. Here you can sit and enjoy the views. Maybe see the wildlife migrations areas. Or you can take a stroll around the canyon rim. This is a must-see!

16

Old Faithful

Old faithful is Yellowstone’s most popular attraction. Named by General Washburn this has been a geological wonder for all to see for hundreds of years. Although we may have all heard of it, knowing why this phenomenon happens is fascinating. Take a tour to hear the history of early settlers seeing Old Faithful for the first time and learn the science behind it.

17

Firehole Canyon Drive

This is one of my personal favorites. The Firehole Canyon has such beautiful sites. The Firehole river cuts its way through the volcanic rock in this amazing canyon. The canyon has several beautiful waterfalls such as the Firehole falls. The Firehole Canyon has one of Yellowstone’s only swimming areas in the park. Watch fly fisherman, dip your feet in the water, and enjoy the sights.

18

Hayden Valley

In Hayden Valley, you’ll have a great chance to see a variety of wildlife. This valley that was formed by glaciers receding is a picturesque sight. With the rivers flowing through it just calls to the wildlife to come to drink and find food. This area is a popular one for Yellowstone’s Trumpeter Swans, coyotes, the Wapiti Wolf pack, tons of bison, and occasionally some bears.

19

Lamar Valley

This beautiful area of Yellowstone National park is known wildlife stomping ground.Here you’ll have the chance to see elk,wolves,bison,moose,and more.

20

Roosevelt Arch

Go where the first tourists of Yellowstone were welcomed in at this famous arch.Theodore Roosevelt layer the first stone at this historic landmark in 1903.

21

Mammoth Hot Springs

Enjoy a scenic tour around the historic town of Mammoth.This location is full of history,beautiful scenery,and tons of wildlife including a resident elk herd hanging out on the lawns.

22

Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone

This is such a beautiful site to see. Take a short walk to see this amazing canyon. The rock formations and the waterfalls from the Yellowstone river will surely give you some of the most scenic photos you’ll get on this trip. Here you can sit and enjoy the views. Maybe see the wildlife migrations areas. Or you can take a stroll around the canyon rim. This is a must-see!

23

Old Faithful

Old faithful is Yellowstone’s most popular attraction. Named by General Washburn this has been a geological wonder for all to see for hundreds of years. Although we may have all heard of it, knowing why this phenomenon happens is fascinating. Take a tour to hear the history of early settlers seeing Old Faithful for the first time and learn the science behind it.

24

Firehole Canyon Drive

This is one of my personal favorites. The Firehole Canyon has such beautiful sites. The Firehole river cuts its way through the volcanic rock in this amazing canyon. The canyon has several beautiful waterfalls such as the Firehole falls. The Firehole Canyon has one of Yellowstone’s only swimming areas in the park. Watch fly fisherman, dip your feet in the water, and enjoy the sights.

25

Hayden Valley

In Hayden Valley, you’ll have a great chance to see a variety of wildlife. This valley that was formed by glaciers receding is a picturesque sight. With the rivers flowing through it just calls to the wildlife to come to drink and find food. This area is a popular one for Yellowstone’s Trumpeter Swans, coyotes, the Wapiti Wolf pack, tons of bison, and occasionally some bears.

26

Lamar Valley

This beautiful area of Yellowstone National park is known wildlife stomping ground.Here you’ll have the chance to see elk,wolves,bison,moose,and more.

27

Roosevelt Arch

Go where the first tourists of Yellowstone were welcomed in at this famous arch.Theodore Roosevelt layer the first stone at this historic landmark in 1903.

28

Mammoth Hot Springs

Enjoy a scenic tour around the historic town of Mammoth.This location is full of history,beautiful scenery,and tons of wildlife including a resident elk herd hanging out on the lawns.

29

Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone

This is such a beautiful site to see. Take a short walk to see this amazing canyon. The rock formations and the waterfalls from the Yellowstone river will surely give you some of the most scenic photos you’ll get on this trip. Here you can sit and enjoy the views. Maybe see the wildlife migrations areas. Or you can take a stroll around the canyon rim. This is a must-see!

30

Old Faithful

Old faithful is Yellowstone’s most popular attraction. Named by General Washburn this has been a geological wonder for all to see for hundreds of years. Although we may have all heard of it, knowing why this phenomenon happens is fascinating. Take a tour to hear the history of early settlers seeing Old Faithful for the first time and learn the science behind it.

31

Firehole Canyon Drive

This is one of my personal favorites. The Firehole Canyon has such beautiful sites. The Firehole river cuts its way through the volcanic rock in this amazing canyon. The canyon has several beautiful waterfalls such as the Firehole falls. The Firehole Canyon has one of Yellowstone’s only swimming areas in the park. Watch fly fisherman, dip your feet in the water, and enjoy the sights.

32

Hayden Valley

In Hayden Valley, you’ll have a great chance to see a variety of wildlife. This valley that was formed by glaciers receding is a picturesque sight. With the rivers flowing through it just calls to the wildlife to come to drink and find food. This area is a popular one for Yellowstone’s Trumpeter Swans, coyotes, the Wapiti Wolf pack, tons of bison, and occasionally some bears.

33

Lamar Valley

This beautiful area of Yellowstone National park is known wildlife stomping ground.Here you’ll have the chance to see elk,wolves,bison,moose,and more.

34

Roosevelt Arch

Go where the first tourists of Yellowstone were welcomed in at this famous arch.Theodore Roosevelt layer the first stone at this historic landmark in 1903.

35

Mammoth Hot Springs

Enjoy a scenic tour around the historic town of Mammoth.This location is full of history,beautiful scenery,and tons of wildlife including a resident elk herd hanging out on the lawns.

36

Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone

This is such a beautiful site to see. Take a short walk to see this amazing canyon. The rock formations and the waterfalls from the Yellowstone river will surely give you some of the most scenic photos you’ll get on this trip. Here you can sit and enjoy the views. Maybe see the wildlife migrations areas. Or you can take a stroll around the canyon rim. This is a must-see!

37

Old Faithful

Old faithful is Yellowstone’s most popular attraction. Named by General Washburn this has been a geological wonder for all to see for hundreds of years. Although we may have all heard of it, knowing why this phenomenon happens is fascinating. Take a tour to hear the history of early settlers seeing Old Faithful for the first time and learn the science behind it.

38

Firehole Canyon Drive

This is one of my personal favorites. The Firehole Canyon has such beautiful sites. The Firehole river cuts its way through the volcanic rock in this amazing canyon. The canyon has several beautiful waterfalls such as the Firehole falls. The Firehole Canyon has one of Yellowstone’s only swimming areas in the park. Watch fly fisherman, dip your feet in the water, and enjoy the sights.

39

Hayden Valley

In Hayden Valley, you’ll have a great chance to see a variety of wildlife. This valley that was formed by glaciers receding is a picturesque sight. With the rivers flowing through it just calls to the wildlife to come to drink and find food. This area is a popular one for Yellowstone’s Trumpeter Swans, coyotes, the Wapiti Wolf pack, tons of bison, and occasionally some bears.

40

Lamar Valley

This beautiful area of Yellowstone National park is known wildlife stomping ground.Here you’ll have the chance to see elk,wolves,bison,moose,and more.

41

Roosevelt Arch

Go where the first tourists of Yellowstone were welcomed in at this famous arch.Theodore Roosevelt layer the first stone at this historic landmark in 1903.

42

Mammoth Hot Springs

Enjoy a scenic tour around the historic town of Mammoth.This location is full of history,beautiful scenery,and tons of wildlife including a resident elk herd hanging out on the lawns.

43

Grand Canyon du Yellowstone

C'est un si beau site à voir. Faites une courte promenade pour voir cet incroyable canyon. Les formations rocheuses et les cascades de la rivière Yellowstone vous donneront sûrement certaines des photos les plus pittoresques que vous obtiendrez lors de ce voyage. Ici, vous pouvez vous asseoir et profiter de la vue. Peut-être voir les zones de migration de la faune. Ou vous pouvez vous promener autour du bord du canyon. C'est à voir absolument!

44

Vieux fidèle

Les anciens fidèles sont l'attraction la plus populaire de Yellowstone. Nommé par le général Washburn, c'est une merveille géologique à voir depuis des centaines d'années. Bien que nous en ayons tous entendu parler, savoir pourquoi ce phénomène se produit est fascinant. Faites une visite pour entendre l'histoire des premiers colons qui ont vu Old Faithful pour la première fois et découvrez la science qui se cache derrière.

45

Firehole Canyon Drive

C'est l'un de mes favoris personnels. Le Firehole Canyon a de si beaux sites. La rivière Firehole se fraye un chemin à travers la roche volcanique de cet incroyable canyon. Le canyon a plusieurs belles cascades telles que les chutes Firehole. Le Firehole Canyon possède l'une des seules zones de baignade de Yellowstone dans le parc. Regardez le pêcheur à la mouche, plongez vos pieds dans l'eau et profitez de la vue.

46

Vallée de Hayden

À Hayden Valley, vous aurez une grande chance de voir une faune variée. Cette vallée formée par le recul des glaciers est un spectacle pittoresque. Avec les rivières qui le traversent, il suffit d'appeler la faune pour qu'elle vienne boire et trouver de la nourriture. Cette zone est populaire pour les cygnes trompettes de Yellowstone, les coyotes, la meute de loups Wapiti, des tonnes de bisons et parfois des ours.

47

Vallée de Lamar

Cette belle région du parc national de Yellowstone est connue comme un terrain de prédilection pour la faune. Ici, vous aurez la chance de voir des wapitis, des loups, des bisons, des orignaux et plus encore.

48

Arc de Roosevelt

Allez là où les premiers touristes de Yellowstone ont été accueillis dans cette célèbre arche.Theodore Roosevelt pose la première pierre de ce monument historique en 1903.

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Sources chaudes de mammouth

Profitez d'une visite panoramique autour de la ville historique de Mammoth. Cet endroit regorge d'histoire, de paysages magnifiques et de tonnes d'animaux sauvages, y compris un troupeau de wapitis résident qui traîne sur les pelouses.

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