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Yellowstone National Park | Breathtaking Views

Yellowstone National Park Hot Spring

One of the most well known National Parks in the United States is Yellowstone National Park. Although it is well know, not everyone has a chance to visit. During our trip out west, we got to spend a couple days camping and exploring Yellowstone. Be sure to check out the beginning of this trip in this post: Theodore Roosevelt National Park | An Underutilized Park. This has been one of my all-time favorite cross country trips to this day.

Camping in Yellowstone

While traveling through Yellowstone, there can be a number of challenges especially when trying to camp. There are multiple options for camping, but not all of them are reservable ahead of time. When trying to camp, there is a risk that all the campsites might be filled for the day. During our trip, there were no open sites the first night, so we stayed outside of the park. We ended up staying at a near by KOA Campground for the night before finding a site the next day.

Campsite inside of Yellowstone National Park
Campsite inside of Yellowstone National Park

Camping is one of the best ways to experience Yellowstone National Park. If you don’t want to worry about finding a campsite and would rather reserve a site, check out the Camping Site on the parks website. Once everything is set up at camp, it’s time to explore the park!

Exploring the Park

Unusual roadblock while trying to explore the park
Unusual roadblock while trying to explore the park

One of the unexpected encounters while venturing through Yellowstone is the wildlife. As you can see above, we had a slight delay due to the fact that some of the local bison decided to take a stroll down the road. Now in this specific case, there was no incidents with the bison but they can get spooked and charge at people or vehicles, be sure to keep your distance from them. See a full list of wildlife on the parks site. After maneuvering around our visitors, we continued exploring the park.

Yellowstone Hot Springs

One of my favorite parks of exploring the park were the different hot springs. Hot springs are geothermal features that can be found all around the park. Each one has different colors which relates to the bacteria that grown in the hot waters and reflect different colors of light.

Orange Hot Springs located in Yellowstone National Park
Bright orange hot springs in the park.

One of the most iconic geothermal features at Yellowstone is Old Faithful. This famous geyser has one of the most predictable eruptions at the park, but there is more than just this one. Head over to the Geysers Page on the Yellowstone site for a full list of eruption predictions. Check out a couple images I got below during the eruption process.

Old Faithful about the erupt
Old Faithful beginning the erupt
Old Faithful full eruption

There are so many things to do in Yellowstone National Park! I look forward to sharing the rest of this trip with you in the next posts and remember to keep seeking discovery every day!

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