Scenic Drives
The area surrounding Yellowstone National Park is scenic and full of wildlife and hot springs. Enjoy our itineraries for the best sightseeing drives in Wyoming, Montana, and Idaho.
3 Roadside Stops in Grand Teton National Park
From historic homesteads to breathtaking river valleys, here are our top stops for a fantastic scenic drive plus road-trip advice from Nokian Tyres.
Dramatic Scenic Drive on Beartooth Highway to Yellowstone
One of the most breathtaking routes to Yellowstone is the 68-mile stretch of the Beartooth Highway - named a National Scenic Byway’s “All-American Road.”
Firehole Canyon Drive to Waterfall & Swimming Area in Yellowstone
Firehole Canyon Drive is a 2-mile, one-way road off the Grand Loop south of Madison. The drive has a waterfall overlook and swimming area. Watch the time-lapse video.
Firehole Lake Drive off Yellowstone's Grand Loop
Firehole Lake Road is a 3-mile, one-way road off the Grand Loop between Old Faithful and Madison. Geysers & hot springs are visible from the road & boardwalk. Watch the time-lapse video of the drive.
Scenic Drive: Wildlife Safari Loop in Yellowstone Country
Search for grizzly bears, moose, elk, black bears, bald eagles, wild horses, bison, and wolves on this driving tour through Yellowstone, Montana, and Idaho.
Yellowstone's Grand Loop - Madison Junction to Old Faithful
This stretch of the Grand Loop from Madison Junction intersection to the exit for the Old Faithful area is the most popular and has the most geyser basins.
Yellowstone's Grand Loop - West Thumb to Lake Village
This 21-mile stretch of the Grand Loop Road from the West Thumb to Lake Village travels along the side of Yellowstone Lake with hotels, visitor centers, and a geyser basin boardwalk.
