Top1 Yellowstone National Park Travel Guide is Here! [November Update]

Yellowstone National Park, the first national park in the United States, is located at the junction of Wyoming, Montana, and Idaho. Tickets cost $35 per vehicle and are valid for 7 days. If you plan to visit both Yellowstone and Grand Teton National Park, consider purchasing a combo ticket. Transportation: Driving is recommended, with Salt Lake City or Jackson Hole as convenient starting points. You can rent a car to get there. The park's roads are in good condition, but some areas are closed in winter, so try to avoid visiting during this time. There is no public transportation within the park, so driving or choosing a tour bus (available only in summer) or a private guide or tour group is advisable. Some apps offer reasonably priced tours for those who don't drive. Best Time to Visit: Summer (June to August) is ideal for wildlife viewing, but it's crowded, and accommodations need to be booked in advance. Fall (September to October) offers pleasant weather and fewer tourists, making it great for hiking. Winter (mid-November to April) sees most of the park closed, suitable for snow hiking and skiing, but conditions are challenging, so consider this time carefully. Accommodation: Inside the park, there are several lodges and campsites, which require booking months in advance during summer. Outside the park, towns like West Yellowstone and Jackson offer various accommodation options at relatively lower prices. Main Attractions: Old Faithful Geyser, the most famous geyser, erupts approximately every 90 minutes. Grand Prismatic Spring, a colorful hot spring, is a park icon. The Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone features multiple waterfalls and stunning canyon views. Mammoth Hot Springs showcases unique terraced hot spring formations. Route Suggestions: Yellowstone is shaped like a "figure-eight," which can be divided into the upper and lower loops. On the first day, explore the "upper loop" clockwise, visiting Mammoth Hot Springs, Upper and Lower Falls, the Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone, and Fishing Bridge. On the second day, explore the "lower loop" counterclockwise from west to east, visiting Grand Prismatic Spring, Old Faithful, and Yellowstone Lake. Safety: The park is home to bison, bears, moose, and wolves. Avoid feeding or disturbing wildlife and do not approach them. Follow marked paths in hot spring areas to avoid falling into hot springs. Cell phone signal is weak in the park, so download offline maps and relevant information in advance. #YellowstoneNationalPark #YellowstonePark #USYellowstonePark