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Highlights Yellowstone
- Some of the USA's Greatest Hiking Country
- Fabulous Fishing on Yellowstone Lake
- The Incredible Spectacle of Geysers Like Old Faithful
- Waterfalls like the Lower Falls
- Driving on the Grand Loop
- Wildlife Spotting in the Hayden Valley
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If you want to stay near the wondrous Yellowstone National Park, you will find plenty of accommodation options. Some of the bets of all are mountain cabins, which have traditional looks, but contemporary features. Experience a bit of the pioneer spirit, along with modern perks like jacuzzis, pools, and saunas, and be within a short drive of Old Faithful and other natural attractions in the area.
Find a Vacation Rental in One of Yellowstone's Small TownsAnother option is to stay somewhere less secluded. For instance, you'll find vacation homes in Tower Junction, Canyon Village, and Gardiner. There are smaller apartments, as well as spacious standalone properties to choose from, with urban amenities close at hand. And some places also make it easy to combine ski rental with sightseeing, providing the full range of Yellowstone's activities.
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Famous for its sublime mountain scenery and wildlife, Yellowstone is the oldest National Park in the USA, having been created in 1872. Located in Wyoming near the border with Idaho and Montana, it's still one of the most popular outdoor destinations in the lower 48. Stretching across 3,500 square miles of beautiful territory, it's a destination everyone should visit at least once.
The Ideal Place to Rent a 4x4 VehicleWith so much ground to cover, much of which features mountainous terrain, Yellowstone is a great place to rent a rugged offroad vehicle. However, you can reach regional highlights like Old Faithful by conventional automobile without too many problems. If you follow the "Grand Loop" of suggested sights, you can see it all in between four and seven hours.
Ways to Reach Yellowstone National ParkEven though it's in the relatively remote northwestern part of Wyoming, getting to Yellowstone is easy enough. Jackson Hole is the airport to fly into, and it's served by major airlines like Delta, American, and United. Some people like to take the Amtrak to Salt Lake City, then a shuttle to Yellowstone (which takes 9 hours). And I-80 runs through southern Wyoming, linking the park to the national highway system.
Activities in Yellowstone
Yellowstone is heaven for hikers. The stunning scenery is the reason why it became the first National Park, and locations like the Grand Canyon of Yellowstone or Hayden Valley have lost none of their visual impact. It's an amazing place to see on foot.
A Wonderful Place for Scenic DriversOf course, you don't have to see Yellowstone on foot. The Grand Loop offers a convenient way to take in the main attractions. Its 142 mile length passes by the area's famous volcanic geysers, Yellowstone Lake, the Grand Canyon, and Mammoth Hot Springs.
Paradise for Nature LoversAside from the geysers, canyons and springs, Yellowstone's animal inhabitants are stars of the show. At sites like the Lamar Valley, you'll see herds of bison, soaring bald eagles, and maybe even a grizzly bear or a wolfpack.
When David Folsom and Charles Cook first explored Yellowstone in the 1860s, they couldn't interest editors in the East in their descriptions, because those who hadn't seen Yellowstone felt that their accurate descriptions of the region's beauty were impossible to believe.
Top 5 Things to Do in Yellowstone
Deliberately laid out by the Army Corps of Engineers to serve visitors to Yellowstone, this scenic roadway is an incredibly handy way to see the National Park's greatest sights, and if you have a car, following it is a must.
2. Visit Old FaithfulThe world's most famous geyser (a volcanic water pipe), Old Faithful is so named because of his regular eruptions. You can get pretty close to the action, as water spurts for up to 180 feet in the air.
3. See the Mammoth Hot SpringsAnother (of many) iconic locations in Yellowstone, the stepped springs at Mammoth on Terrace Mountain were formed by travertine deposits. Few places are as photogenic, so make sure your camera is charged.
4. Walk Yellowstone's Grand CanyonIt's not as long or deep as Arizona's version, but Yellowstone's 20-mile long Grand Canyon is just as beautiful, with attractions like the 109-feet high Upper Falls and the massive 308-feet high Lower Falls.
5. Go Fishing on Yellowstone Lake7,700 feet above sea level, Yellowstone Lake is a fisherman's dream, with an endless stock of trout to catch. After getting hold of a license, head to Bridge Bay Marina to rent a boat, and let the day unfold.
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Yellowstone is primarily a summer destination due to the chilly winters which make hiking almost impossible, and driving difficult. But from April until October, the area becomes an outdoor magnet. The best times to go are probably at the start and end of the season in April and May, and September and October, before the crowds arrive. Then again, with resorts like Yellowstone Club nearby, winter skiing trips are also a possibility.
Respect the National Park and Protect Nature's BeautyOne of the things to remember when visiting Yellowstone is that it's a national treasure, and certain rules apply for all visitors. For example, you can't cycle all over the trails, so research your offroad routes, and fishing licenses are required (but easy to secure). Pets also need to be leashed, and can't stray more than 100 feet from the road, so taking them on the trails is not allowed.
FAQs: Vacation Rentals in Yellowstone
Yellowstone is one of the destinations in the USA, which is the cheapest. The costs for a vacation rental here amounts to about $252.41 per night.
It is better to plan ahead in Yellowstone as only 27% of the accommodations are available throughout the year, following the data observed in 2019.
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