Yellowstone National Park

Yellowstone National Park ranks 2nd on the list of the best things to do in Montana. Although Montana only contains 3% of Yellowstone National Park, it is home to three of the park's five entrances. Mammoth Hot Springs is located near the park's northern entrance and is said to resemble a cave turned inside out. The large terraces are formed by limestone that has been dissolved by the hot, acidic water that rises from the chambers below and reforms once it reaches the surface. If you enter through the west entrance, which is located just across the Wyoming and Idaho borders in West Yellowstone, you'll be within a short drive of several geyser basins, which include both geysers and hot springs.

Old Faithful, Grand Prismatic Spring, Fountain Paint Pot, and other popular attractions are located in this area. Finally, the northeast entrance, which is closed in the winter, provides the best access to the park's famous Lamar Valley, where you can see grizzly bears, black bears, bison, and wolves. Yellowstone National Park has been described by visitors as a piece of heaven on Earth, a breathtaking experience, and nature at its best.

There are plenty of lodging options for each entrance depending on where you're coming from. The ClubHouse Inn West Yellowstone and the Alpine Motel are both highly rated in West Yellowstone. Yellowstone Village Inn and Yellowstone Riverside Cottages have excellent reviews if you enter from the north entrance in Gardiner, Montana. If you're coming from the northeast, the Elk Horn Lodge or Alpine Motel in Cooke City are good options. Consider a private Yellowstone tour if you want a guided experience. Get out on the water for a truly unique experience in Yellowstone National Park. On Yellowstone Lake, you can go fly-fishing, kayaking, and boating, or take a half or full day whitewater rafting tour.

Google rating: 4.8/5.0
Location: Montana, USA
Phone: +1 307-344-7381
Website: yellowstonenationalpark.com