From Bozeman: Express Yellowstone Tour (1 Day) ↗According to the route, a Walmart (Lawn & Garden door), with the description naming Bozeman as the start, plus an Exxon station and the West Yellowstone Visitor Information Center. Check the exact pickup point before booking.
The world's best-known geyser, in the Upper Geyser Basin. It erupts several times a day, and the park posts a time window for each eruption. The park's largest visitor centre is here too.
Not the largest geyser in the park, but the most reliable, and so the best known in the world.
The largest hot spring in the United States, in the Midway Geyser Basin. Its colour rings come from microorganisms that live at different temperatures. From the boardwalk you see it from the side, from the Overlook trail from above.
The largest hot spring in the United States. Its colour rings are not minerals but living organisms.
The hottest and most changeable basin in the park. It is home to Steamboat Geyser, the world's tallest active geyser, though its eruptions are unpredictable.
One of the few places in the world with active travertine terraces. Fort Yellowstone, the army post from the park's early days, and the park headquarters are here too.
White travertine terraces that are constantly changing, and next to them the old army post from which the park administration grew.
A 40 m (131 ft) waterfall between rock pinnacles, on the road between Tower-Roosevelt and Canyon. The road over the pass above it, Dunraven Pass, is only open from late May to mid-October.
The best-known view into the Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone, on the South Rim. From here you see the waterfall and the yellow rock walls that gave the park its name.
A small basin right on the shore of Yellowstone Lake, with hot springs reaching into the water. From here the road leads over Craig Pass to Old Faithful.
