Romantic Things To Do in Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming

Established in 1872, Yellowstone National Park is America's first national park. Located in Wyoming, Montan... More on familydaysoutusa

We began by visiting the numerous hot springs that dotted the landscape. More on igougo

Brightly-colored hot spring, the result of ... More on TripAdvisor

Spectacular spring. If you want to see this spring from above, take the trail to fairy fall's and walk up t... More on TripAdvisor

Old Faithful was an awesome site to see. The crowds around Old Faithful were unbelievable also. We went dur... More on Trekaroo

If you get there early enough before the geyser goes off, you may get a good view of the geyser. More on igougo

The animals are well-kept, and nothing short of AMAZING! More on TripAdvisor

When we paid we wondered why it was so cheap . More on TripAdvisor

A scenic waterfall tumbling into ... More on TripAdvisor

Among the many waterfalls in Yellowstone, this is one that deserves special mention. That's more for the to... More on igougo

Il famoso Yellowstone... L'ho sempre "visto" nei cartoni animati... Lontano da noi, dalla nostra bella Ital... More on TripAdvisor

Winter in Yellowstone is beautiful and peaceful , I would highly recommend visiting! More on TripAdvisor

Badlands National Park (605-433-5361; www.nps.gov/badl) is as otherworldly as land can be; soft clays and sandstones were deposited as sediments 26 to 37 million years ago by streams from the Blac... More on Off the Beaten Path: The Dakotas

Established in 1872, Yellowstone National Park is America's first national park. Located in Wyoming, Montana, and Idaho, it is home to a large variety of wildlife including grizzly bears, wolves, b... More on Nps.gov

A long but easy backpack along the scenic Bechler River. Along with the Thorofare and Gallatin Skyline, the Bechler River Trail ranks among the best backpacking trips in Yellowstone. Its wild and r... More on Trails

Stunnig beauty and terrific water falls and hot springs. More on Trails

The Hoodoos are odd shaped travertine formations standing like statutes in a large rock garden. The sculpted rocks were formed by ancient hot spring deposits on Terrace mountain, then tumbled ... More on Trails

The hoodoos are fascinating rock formations. We saw plenty of wildlife, in More on Trails