The sites that I saw at Yellowstone had to be some of the coolest natural creations that I have seen. Old Faithful is a must-see and the hike around the whole old faithful area with all of the geysers is incredible. The best sites in my opinion are the Grand Canyon of Yellowstone (AMAZING waterfalls), and also views of Lake Yellowstone were cool. ...

I just took my family to Yellowstone in May. We stayed for 4 nights (2 in Mammoth Hot Springs and 2 at the Old Faithful Inn) with two young children. We will never forget this trip. We saw every animal there- black bear with two cubs, a grizzly bear with a cub, a grizzly bear eating a bison carcas, hundreds of bison, elk, coyotes, a grey wolf, a ...

Yellowstone National Park-Way for an amazing cascade, breath-taking, white snow covered tree-tops, flowing blanket back roads through the park, with creatures lurking on their mark.
Yieldly marsh hoofprints across widely-open terrain, do you dare to wear the scare of these wildly creative natural born derange.
Packs of buffalo, wolf's, elk, near and far as you snare on snowmobile through unknown territories.

Wildlife, nature, waterfalls, geysers, accomodations, anything you could want.
A peaceful, relaxing, wonderful place to visit. It takes at least four days to see most of it.
I'm so glad I was able to go there.

Yellowstone is a place you can truly appreciate God's gifts...
From the massive waterfalls, to breathtaking views, the paintpots, Old Faithful is just utterly beautiful!
The animals rule the park. I love Bison so it was amazing to see these huge creatures walk right past your car door as if your not even there. Its even better when there is ...

The most memorable about Yellowstone are: hot spring and geyser, and the variety of park habitats. They made yellowstone special. As for the lake, and water falls, they are very nice, but didn't "wow". Go see them in Canadian rocky mountains and Yosemite.

If you don't vist Yellowstone in your lifetime your wrong! It's a must see! Coming into the park from the east(from the Bighorns) will suck the breath out of your body it's absolutely ausome! I hope to live near their when I retire. There's so much to do and see there I recommend you get a months pass with a camper and take lot's of film!!

This is where all the history is at !! Buffalo roam free, people still live life the way its suppose to be lived.The land is breath taking !!!

Every few years we visit Yellowstone and have an awe and respect for its grandeur.On our very first year that we visited,we tried to take a short cut thru Big Horn Mts.,virtually ignoring the well trod rodeway on the interstate map.We still reminisce about that first trip.Our van kept treking higher and higher into pebbley paths,at one narrow point ...