Yellowstone National Park

Visiting Yellowstone National Park was an unforgettable adventure filled with stunning landscapes and incredible geothermal wonders. From the beautiful colors of a sunrise at Canary Springs to the powerful eruption of Old Faithful, every moment was breathtaking. I explored the park's diverse ecosystems, including bubbling geysers, hot springs, and vast forests, while also spotting wildlife like bison and elk. Yellowstone's dramatic scenery, including the majestic Yellowstone Canyon and the serene Mammoth Hot Springs, makes it a place that feels both otherworldly and deeply connected to nature.

My Itinerary

Enter through the East Entrance near Wapiti, Wyoming.

Camp at Canyon Campground in Canyon Village.

Stop at West Thumb Geyser on Grand Loop Road.

Stop at Old Faithful Geyser on Grand Loop Road.

Stop at Upper Geyser Basin on Grand Loop Road.

Stop at Mammoth Hot Springs on Grand Loop Road.

Drive the Upper and Lower Terrace Loops.

Watch the sunrise at Canary Springs.

Wildlife in the Park

One of the most unforgettable parts of my visit to Yellowstone was the abundance of wildlife. It felt like everywhere I turned, there was another animal to admire in its natural habitat. Herds of bison roamed the valleys, often crossing the roads right in front of us, creating a true "Yellowstone traffic jam." The sight of elk grazing in meadows was equally mesmerizing. Hearing the wolves howling from my tent at night was another incredible experience - it was magical to witness the park's untamed beauty in such a raw, authentic way. The diversity of animals in Yellowstone made it feel like I was in a living, breathing nature documentary.