Yellowstone winter

Yellowstone National Park becomes a wintery wonderland by mid-fall. The peaks are heavy with snowpack, bear hunker down with their full bellies, and the rivers steam at the touch of the frosty air. As the temperatures begin to drop, the summer crowds disperse and Yellowstone in winter quiets down. While normally you have to go...

Since winter is coming to an end in Wyoming, I figured I’d share one of my favorite adventures of the season I got to do. We got invited to go on a concierge day with @tetonscience to explore Yellowstone on a snow coach tour to Old Faithful. Since the park is closed to vehicles during the winter, this and taking snowmobiles into the park are the only way to see Yellowstone. It was surreal to explore a practically empty park while hiking through the snowy boardwalks and seeing iconic sight...

Explore a winter wonderland: Soda Butte Creek @YellowstoneNPS by Andrew Slaton #Wyoming

Brian Johns on Instagram: “I’m glad for all the positive feedback on my Yellowstone winter images from a few years back. I can’t wait for round two. I was stoked to…”

@codyyellowstone shared a photo on Instagram: “Yellowstone National Park truly transforms into a winter wonderland this time of year! Have you had the chance to visit in the winter? ❄️…” • Jan 15, 2021 at 2:49pm UTC

Frost covered buffalo (bison) lying on winter snow. So cold!

Yellowstone National Park in the winter is definitely a special place. If you want to see wild animals and avoid the crowds, then the winter is a great time to visit the park. In this post, Amanda shares everything she's learned over the years about Yellowstone in the winter - the do's, the dont's, ways to maximize your time, and general travel tips. Let's get started!

Winter photographs from the Winter in Yellowstone Photo Tour

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Since winter is coming to an end in Wyoming, I figured I’d share one of my favorite adventures of the season I got to do. We got invited to go on a concierge day with @tetonscience to explore Yellowstone on a snow coach tour to Old Faithful. Since the park is closed to vehicles during the winter, this and taking snowmobiles into the park are the only way to see Yellowstone. It was surreal to explore a practically empty park while hiking through the snowy boardwalks and seeing iconic sight...