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Choose from a whimsical boat perched in the trees, a moody canopy lair or a two-level storybook stay near the national park.

The park’s first grizzly of the season was spotted eating a bison carcass on March 9.

Maximize your time in Grand Teton and Yellowstone with a sustainable tour led by naturalists.

Step inside the world of Glacier National Park’s mysterious huckleberries and discover an industry on the brink.

New in 2026, find a reimagined restaurant and renovated events center, plus affordable hotel rooms and events centering Native American culture.

Follow trails for history, burgers, stars, and dinosaurs.

Access this remarkable natural wonder from Syracuse, Utah.

Three national park sites, plus one of America’s biggest waterfalls, awaits.

Tour the national parks with Great Western Expeditions for an unforgettable vacation.

This two-time Olympic venue host is leading the way for sustainable mountain recreation.

The Crown of the Continent will no longer required reservations in 2026.

Explore the unexpected side of small town Montana from haunted hotels to rockhounding.

Sample artisanal cheeses, ride the scenic gondola, learn about the stars and catch your favorite band—all set against a backdrop of nearby Grand Teton National Park.

Hit the road from Bozeman to experience winter in Montana’s Yellowstone Country.

Spot one of the largest bighorn sheep herds in the country and other extraordinary stops.

From Rawlins to Saratoga, find vibrant Western culture connected by hot springs, incredible outdoor recreation and history.

From live music and weekend festivals to the Oregon Trail and dinosaur fossils, you’ll discover an unexpected Wyoming stop off Interstate 25.

Discover the legacy left behind by copper mining in this fascinating town.

Here, the city’s frontier heritage blends with modern makers, rail-town grit, and an unexpectedly vibrant food scene.

Little luxuries that make life on the road feel like home

On Colorado’s eastern plains, more than 500 rescued lions, tigers, bears and other wild animals call The Wild Animal Sanctuary home.

Enjoy 10 days in 2026 when national park entrance is free.

These seven vetted hiking and camping accessories can make or break your trip—without breaking the bank

From Yellowstone to Capitol Reef national park, this charismatic criminal shaped our imagination of the Wild West. Here’s where to uncover his story.

Glacier National Park’s most famous ice field is retreating. These photos from 1910 to 2023 show a sobering demise.

Basecamp 32 miles from the West Entrance for easy access to the park and Flathead Lake, plenty of culture and huckleberries galore

Need tips on what to pack to stay nourished? This one’s for you.

Follow a vivid firsthand hike on Glacier National Park’s Highline Trail.

Your ultimate packing list for America’s first national park, with expert-tested picks from our editors.

Here’s how to skip the crowds and have fun in parks like Yellowstone, Badlands and Glacier, even if you’re not a morning person.

Visit the National Bighorn Sheep Center in Dubois to learn more about how to spot these cool critters.

Stay close to the park in your perfect getaway.

Level up your adventures with an RV or camper van rental from Outdoorsy.

From geyser basins to river valleys, learn where to get good views of the sky in Yellowstone.

From ponderosa forests, to river rafting and dramatic canyon walls, this massive recreation area on the Utah-Wyoming border is a hidden gem.

A beautiful new Hilton property just minutes from Yellowstone and walking distance to West Yellowstone’s shopping and restaurants.

From magical summer evenings to snowy winter trails, this lodge is your home base for Yellowstone and Grand Teton exploration year round.

Pick between Old West towns, fly fishing hamlets and vibrant ski resorts just a short drive from America’s first national park.

From world class hiking, biking, rafting and horseback riding to amazing restaurants and ranch stays, Big Sky puts you close to everything Montana has to offer.

From Fort Benton to Lewistown, experience dinosaurs, fascinating history and great hotels and restaurants in Central Montana.

Experience the world’s largest mountain carving in progress near Custer, South Dakota

Join Jackson Hole Whitewater for a scenic float or an adventurous whitewater rafting trip in the Tetons.

From mammoths to monsters and Western history, this is the perfect road trip stop in historic, downtown Idaho Falls.

Hike right out of downtown, grab a beer on your way back and learn about local history in this welcoming Montana town.

The iconic Teton mountain range is perhaps one of the National Park System’s most photographed landscapes. From sunrise to sunset to the alluring Milky Way, here’s how to get your own amazing shot.

The park's bears have never been more visible. The increase in sightings implies it's riskier now than ever to visit, but what experts have to say might surprise you.

Get wet and explore natural beauty at the Bear Lake area in Utah and Idaho.

Between Cody and Powell, this restored WWII Japanese American confinement site tells a sobering history we can’t forget.

One ticket gets you into five incredible museums for two days of fun.

It’s hard to go wrong with a splendid fall visit, here’s the pros and cons of every month.

This South Dakota town offers incredible outdoor recreation in Spearfish Canyon and a great coffee and craft beer scene.

From prehistoric fish to the original JC Penny’s, southwest Wyoming is unforgettable.

Soak in hot springs, tube the Portneuf River or immerse yourself in the natural beauty of this wellness focused Idaho town.

Slow down and enjoy the views on a gorgeous scenic drive from Belle Fourche, South Dakota to Hulett, Wyoming and Devils Tower National Monument

At one of the best dinosaur museums in the world, locate the prehistoric dinosaurs beneath Thermopolis on a Dig for a Day adventure.

Basecamp in the charming town of Red Lodge for the most scenic drive into Yellowstone and discover arts, culture and history along the way.

The best places to see peak foliage in this Wyoming park

See petroglyphs, wild horses, dinosaur tracks and a breathtaking canyon near Wyoming towns like Basin, Greybull and Lovell.

Wondering whether to fly or drive? Where to stay to save money? Here’s everything you need to know to plan an affordable vacation to Yellowstone without sacrificing fun.

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Stay a short drive from the park in a cozy cabin.

Capture the beauty of Glacier National Park at sunrise, sunset and late into the night.

This Wyoming park has stolen our hearts, but don’t visit in this one season.

A violent lightning storm in Yellowstone reignited my connection to the land in a way I’ve never experienced as a restorationist.

Stop by the tasting room in Kirby to learn more about this distillery dedicated to protecting Wyoming’s wide open spaces.

Spend some time on the road for proof that the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem’s epic scenery, amazing geology and outstanding wildlife extend beyond the national park boundary.

Outstanding scenery and intriguing history await you in this locale.

Immerse yourself in the history, scenery and hospitality of the Old West with a stay at one of these family owned lodges in East Yellowstone’s Wapiti Valley.

Get the scoop on everything you need to plan your visit to the park.

However you like to get out and play—or stay in and dine—Great Falls, Montana is just the spot for you.

This unique town has access to the outdoor recreation you’d expect from southwestern Montana with a surprising and delicious culinary history that lives on today.

With its vibrant downtown, lively events and many miles of trails, Pocatello is a great spot to spend a long weekend.

Find juxtaposition in Utah’s capital where tradition meets a progressive and energetic cultural scene.

Spend a day on the Via Ferrata experience, riding the gondola, tackling the ropes or biking and hiking downhill.

Explore Fort Laramie National Historic Site and the surrounding towns like Torrington on your way to Yellowstone.

Enjoy full services close to the national park's east side.

A guide to help you decide where to spend the night, from car camping paradise and remote backcountry sites to a slice of RV heaven.

Stop in this valley's small, storybook town on the way to Yellowstone.

In the heart of the Black Hills but away from the commercialization and traffic, Sundance, Wyoming offers a deep dive into the Old West and stunning beauty.

Lose the crowds in Laramie, Wyoming's great outdoors and its fun cultural attractions.