Yellowstone Blog

Ultimate Guide to Old Faithful
Discover the magic of Old Faithful in Yellowstone National Park! From its world-famous eruptions to the historic Old Faithful Inn, explore tips for planning your visit, the best hiking trails, and where to catch the perfect view.

How Yellowstone National Park was formed
Yellowstone National Park: A Legacy of Preservation
In 1872, the U.S. Congress made history by establishing Yellowstone as the world's first national park. Imagine a time when the concept of setting aside land for its beauty, wildlife, and natural wonders was revolutionary. It’s incredible to think how forward-thinking that decision was! Today, Yellowstone stands as a symbol of what we can achieve when we prioritize nature and its preservation.
Yellowstone Geysers
Yellowstone National Park is truly a geothermal wonderland, with its geysers offering a window into the Earth’s volcanic activity.
Geyser Basins in Yellowstone
Whether you’re visiting for a day or a week, exploring both the Lower and Upper Geyser Basins will give you a deeper appreciation for the park’s unique natural beauty.

Yellowstone Must-See List
Of course, there are so many other beautiful places in Yellowstone, and if you have more time, I highly recommend spending a few days or even a week here. But if you’re short on time, these 5 spots are must-sees—they’re popular for a reason!
Yellowstone Road Opening Dates 2025: Essential Info for Your Trip
Knowing Yellowstone’s opening dates is essential for planning your trip. Here are the projected road opening dates for 2025, as provided by Yellowstone National Park Service.

Yellowstone Supervolcano: What You Should Know
Did you know Yellowstone is sitting on a massive supervolcano? Don’t worry—it’s totally safe to visit (most likely).

Yellowstone National Park: A Guide to Its Five Entrances
Planning a trip to Yellowstone National Park? With five entrances, each offering its own adventure, it's important to choose the right one for your visit. In this article I'll guide you through all five entrances and help you decide which is best for your itinerary!

Yellowstone’s Famous Wildlife – Must-See List.
Explore Yellowstone’s famous wildlife with this guide to spotting bears, bison, elk, moose, and foxes!
Best time to visit Yellowstone
Wondering when the best time to visit Yellowstone is?
This article breaks down Yellowstone’s three main seasons—winter, summer, and the shoulder seasons—so you can decide when to plan your adventure.

10 Facts about Yellowstone:
Planning a trip to Yellowstone? Here are some must-know facts to get you started
Do I need a reservation to visit Yellowstone in 2025?
Should you make a reservation to visit Yellowstone National Park in 2025?

Five Essential Websites
Planning your Yellowstone adventure? We've gathered the top five essential websites to make your trip seamless, from official park info to offline maps and road conditions.

National Elk Refuge
The National Elk Refuge in Jackson Hole spans over 24,700 acres of diverse habitats, making it a prime destination for wildlife watching and photography.
A highlight is the seasonal elk migration from mid-December to early April, where thousands of elk descend from higher elevations. Established in 1912, the Refuge is also rich in cultural history, serving as the ancestral land of several Indigenous tribes.
Iconic Moulton Barn
Exploring Jackson Hole’s Iconic Moulton Barn: A Slice of History and a Photographer’s Dream
When you picture Jackson Hole, the timeless image of the T.A. Moulton Barn likely comes to mind. This rustic wooden barn, set against the breathtaking backdrop of the Teton Range, is one of the valley's most photographed landmarks—and it’s easy to see why. With its rich history and striking scenery, the Moulton Barn offers a glimpse into the past while serving as a favorite spot for photographers and travelers alike.

Jackson Hole’s Town Square
Jackson’s Town Square is the heart of the town, offering year-round charm with summer stagecoach rides and a winter ice skating rink. Don’t miss the iconic Elk Antler Arches, a must-see for any visit.

Old Trail Town
Old Trail Town in Cody is a must-visit! With 28 original buildings, a cemetery full of Wild West legends, and even a newly added brothel, it’s like stepping back in time.

Cody Night Rodeo
Experience the thrill of the Cody Night Rodeo, a must-do on your Yellowstone trip! Watch fearless riders take on bucking broncos and fierce bulls, with fun activities like the calf scramble for the kids. Don’t miss this unforgettable Wild West adventure that’s perfect for the whole family.
Different Generations of Travelers
Planning a trip to Yellowstone for multiple generations? Our latest guide shares tips from a recent client experience, ensuring both young adventurers and seniors have a memorable and enjoyable trip.
Lake Yellowstone Hotel
Experience the charm of Lake Yellowstone Hotel and Cabins, a historic gem in Yellowstone National Park. With its grand Colonial Revival style and stunning lakeside views, this hotel offers a unique blend of history and natural beauty. Enjoy delicious dining options, from a blackened halibut sandwich to a delightful breakfast buffet with smoked salmon. Read the full review on our website to discover more about this enchanting destination.