Words cannot describe the beauty of this park - we entered by the West Yellowstone Gate, and only managed to do the lower loop but we saw so much. The waterfalls, of which there are many, are beautiful, not to mention the scenery. Of course the hot water bubbling out of hundreds of holes in the ground is mind boggling, and the strong smell of sulphur. The different colours of the pools alongside each other just gorgeous. The walkways and lookouots are very well done, and well kept. The highlight of course was seeing Old Faithfull-incredible. There were some rude people just pushing in to see it, but they are everywhere. We saw a few bison on the road, they are enormous animals-not bothered by the traffic. The Old Faithful Visitor Centre is very interesting with lots of information. Will definitely visit this Park again to see other parts. Accommodation in the Park is astronomical, even West Yellowstone accommodation is way beyond our budget, so we stayed in Cabin Village a short drive from West Yellowstone.

The park is magnificent, stupendous and every other adjective that means “superlative.” Unfortunately some of the facilities are not. Woefully inadequate parking particularly at the Grand Prismatic Spring…and this was off season. Food service was also somewhere between disappointing and unavailable. The web sites said most facilities would be open until late October but they were closing on 10/8 and apparently all the staff could think about was not having to work tomorrow. Totally unhelpful/uncaring.

This was a bucket list trip and was beyond our expectations. Highly recommend the lower loop. It was magnificent. The upper loop was worth a visit but if you are short on time, I would spend it on the lower loop. Be sure to visit Old Faithful and the 3 mile loop around it to see other geysers. We stopped everywhere and there is nothing I would miss.

I have traveled many places (50 states, 5 provinces, 42 countries) and STILL consider this the most unique place I've seen. It's got wildlife, mountains, valleys, waterfalls, geothermal energy sources (and the associated wonders), hikes, walks, drives, etc. Growing up (in Montana) I didn't quite appreciate it as much as I do now that I have to travel to get there. Each visit is worth it!!

Yellowstone National park is a huge park , stunning scenery around every corner . There was lots of road work whilst we were there , didn’t influence our experience . Lost of stops with great views . Lots of wild life to be spotted . Amazing park to explore

We went in the first week of October, and the weather was actually pretty good, not too cold. The park is huge! We drove the Upper and Lower loops and each took a full day. The views are amazing!! People only talk about Old Faithful, but there's so much more!

Experiencing Yellowstone NP in winter is a MUST do. We booked directly with the Yellowstone concessioner, Xanterra. Everything from the bus pickup at our Bozeman hotel to meal reservations, day tours and Yellowstone hotels were handled in a professional way. The staff and guides are passionate and their training is top notch. I would highly recommend booking directly with Xanterra for this bucket list trip. Visiting in the winter is a quiet time. No crowds, as you must use a snow coach to travel around the park. There is so much to do if you enjoy being outdoors in the winter. Just bring lots of layers to stay warm.

Yellowstone has become our favorite NP over the last few years and we always try to make it a point going and exploring new places on our drives from NC to WA and back every year. So many beautiful places to see and so many things to do. Study the map you get at the entrance and have fun. If you can, be in Lamar Valley around early evening; the bison are coming to the river. We have seen elk, Moose, Grizzlies, black bear, Bison, wolves and coyote over the years. Mammoth Hot Springs is a must! Plan on plenty of time...like days, if you can and be prepared for lots of traffic.

This NP is THE most famous NP for many reasons. You can't visit just in one day. So much to see and to do. The Grand Prismatic Spring is stunning. I stayed 6 days in this parc to cover most of the interests.

Going to Yellowstone National Park is something I’ve always wanted to do, so when I was nearby in Montana for work, I arranged to stay for a few extra days in order to visit the park. It turned out two things worked in my favor for this visit. It was the first Saturday of the season the road to Old Faithful was open, which is the one thing I desperately wanted to see. And it was the first day of National Park Week so the entrance fee was waived. I got to the park extra early and was able to see a few things without a crowd. I saw numerous geysers all over the park and even got stuck in two Bison jams when moving from location to location. I will state I didn’t go to see every geyser at every stop, just the more popular ones, especially as the day was winding down. I spent all day there and was able to see almost everything I wanted to (a few roads were closed, so I was unable to access a handful of them). It was an awesome experience. I even saw a wild Turkey, a snowshoe hare, lots of bison (one was six feet from my car, which I stayed in) and as I was leaving the park, a bunch of juvenile moose. Can’t recommend it enough.