Articles of category "Yellowstone National Park, WY"

In 1872 United States President Ulysses S. Grant signed a bill designating 3,470 square miles in Wyoming, Montana, and Idaho as Yellowstone National Park, lodging the beauty of this land firmly in the public trust for perpetuity. Filled with herds of buffalo and elk, grizzly bears and wolves, and a bubbly landscape of geysers and hot springs, there is simply no other section of land like Yellowstone in the United States.

Yellowstone National Park is one of North America's most well known and oldest parks. With access to several different natural wonders and sites, including hot springs, and the famous geyser, Old Faithful, Yellowstone National Park gives visitors an opportunity to know about the natural history and current beauty of the western United States. Yellowstone offers hiking, camping, car touring, ranger education programs, and wheel chair accessible sites just to name a few of the many park activities and amenities.