Best Way to Visit Yellowstone Park | Exploring Yellowstone National Park & Most Scenic Drive Montana

Are you thinking about moving to Montana? In this video, I’m exploring Yellowstone National Park! I’ll cover the best places to visit in Yellowstone National Park, when to visit Yellowstone, the best way through Yellowstone park, and what to do in Yellowstone park. From the Yellowstone thermal attractions to a Yellowstone Bison jam, to the bears in Yellowstone National Park, we’ll cover as much as we can in a day's drive through the park. The first United States national park located partly in Montana, primarily in Wyoming, Yellowstone is home to a plethora of amazing animal species and breathtaking landscapes. We’ll visit Yellowstone National Park Lake, Old Faithful Geyser, Grand Prismatic Spring, the Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone, where we’ll get to see the lower falls of the Yellowstone, and take a drive over the highest road in Yellowstone, Dunraven Pass. I’ll also discuss the app and website for Yellowstone National Park, and talk about the Yellowstone National Park fees as we go for a virtual Yellowstone Park tour.
In this Yellowstone National park overview, I’ll also cover the various routes in Yellowstone National park, including my favorite, which takes us on the most beautiful drive in Montana, the Beartooth Pass. Driving through Montana Mountains, just outside of Red Lodge Montana, has been called the most scenic drive in Montana, if not the US! Then into the park through Northeast Entrance near Cooke City Montana, through the Lamar Valley Yellowstone, to Tower Falls Yellowstone, and beyond! And then after a full day in the park, we’ll exit the park at the Yellowstone National Park North Entrance in Gardiner Montana, after passing through Mammoth Hot Springs Yellowstone, and drive through Paradise Valley Montana.
Yellowstone National Park is a must-see destination for any nature lover or outdoor enthusiast. From the geysers and hot springs to the abundant wildlife, you're sure to have a great time exploring all that the area has to offer. If you’re thinking about moving to Montana be sure to give me a call, shoot me a text, send me an email, or schedule a Zoom call. I’d be honored to help you find your place here!
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00:00 - Yellowstone National Park Overview
02:52 - Yellowstone National Park Fees & Yellowstone National park information
03:10 - Open Months in Yellowstone National Park
03:53 - Duration of stay when visiting Yellowstone
04:01 - Best times of year to visit Yellowstone Park
04:31 - Entrance into Yellowstone National Park
04:56 - Yellowstone International Airport in Bozeman MT
05:17 - App and Website for Yellowstone National Park
05:54 - Routes in Yellowstone National Park
07:18 - Red Lodge Montana
07:40 - Beartooth Pass - Most Beautiful Drive Montana
08:52 - Most scenic drive in Montana - Rock Creek Vista on the Beartooth Highway
09:15 - Skiing the Beartooth Mountains and Gardiner Headwall
10:03 - Lamar Valley Yellowstone
11:08 - Tower Falls Yellowstone
11:49 - Highest Road in Yellowstone - Dunraven Pass
12:42 - Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone
13:19 - Yellowstone Super Volcano and Caldera
13:51 - Mud Volcano at Yellowstone National Park
14:14 - Yellowstone Lake at Yellowstone National Park
14:33 - Old Faithful Geyser
15:13 - Grand Prismatic Spring in yellowstone
15:48 - Artist Paint Pots Yellowstone
16:10 - Mammoth Hot Springs Yellowstone
16:54 - Paradise Valley Montana
17:23 - Wrap up to Exploring Yellowstone National Park
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[@alro11]

beautiful video Hallie!

[@lifeinbozemanmt]

Thank you! I just love the park, and I’m so happy you enjoyed it! Have you been before?

[@briancrizaldo7640]

What would be the best route and best way to make the most out of my trip coming from Gardiner?

[@lifeinbozemanmt]

Ohhh it depends what you want to see, and how much time you have! Tell me more?

[@briancrizaldo7640]

I fly into Gardiner Monday afternoon so, we won’t have too much time on the first day. We were just planning to settle in and go to one of the nearby hot springs.
We’re there from Monday afternoon until Thursday afternoon which gives us 2 full days.
I’ve heard some recommendations saying we should check one loop per day so, either start with the upper loop first and then the lower loop the next day or vice versa.
Im just trying to figure which loop to check out first, which are the best stops to make at each loop to make the most of our days as well as having enough time to spend at each stop as well as food and gas stations along the way. And also gotta think about Bison traffic too.

[@lifeinbozemanmt]

@@briancrizaldo7640 Oh nice - you're flying into a small regional airport I presume? Most fly into Bozeman, which is a bit of a drive to Gardiner, which is why I ask. The Hot Springs in Gardiner are fantastic! Yes, be sure to do both loops, one each day is fine - but don't forget to go into the Lamar Valley! Early morning is when there's more animal activity in that area as well. If you've got binoculars or a scope, often people set up in various parts of the lamar - it's where we've seen wolves on many occasions. I think it really depends what you want to see, also. The lower loop has the lake, and Old Faithful. You'll see bison no matter where you go! Bears are sometimes found more on the upper loop in various areas. The whole western part of both loops - running north/south is where many of the popular thermal areas are like the Paint Pots, a personal favorite!