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Lonely Planet Yellowstone & Grand Teton National Parks is your passport to the most relevant, up-to-date advice on what to see and skip, and what hidden discoveries await you. Spot wolves and grizzlies in Lamar Valley, watch geysers erupt in Old Faithful and Upper Geyser Basin, or get out on the water in a kayak or canoe at Jackson Lake.;Intro; Table of Contents; Welcome to Yellowstone & Grand Teton National Parks; Yellowstone & Grand Tetons National Parks Top 20; Need to Know; If You Like ... ; Month by Month; Itineraries; Activities; Travel with Children; Travel with Pets; Yellowstone National Park; Around Yellowstone; Grand Teton National Park; Around Grand Teton; The Parks Today; History; Geology; Wildlife; Conservation; Clothing & Equipment; Directory A-Z; Transportation; Health & Safety; Behind the Scenes; Our Writers; Map Legend

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Yellowstone & Grand Teton National Parks

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Contents
Plan Your Trip
On The Road
Understand
Survival Guide
Welcome to Yellowstone & Grand Teton National Parks

With its raging geysers and howling wolf packs, Yellowstone stands as one last pocket of a wild, primeval America.

Yellowstone

Yellowstone National Park is the wild, free-flowing, beating heart of the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem. Its real showstoppers are the geysers and hot springs, but at every turn this land of fire and brimstone breathes, belches and bubbles like a giant kettle on the boil. The parks highways traverse these geysers, through meadows and forests, past roadside herds of bison and campsites aromatic with pine needles and family campfires. In between lies the countrys largest collection of elk, the continents oldest, largest wild bison herds and a pristine wilderness roamed by wolves, grizzlies, moose and antelope. Yep, its awesome.

Grand Teton & Beyond

South of Yellowstone is Grand Teton National Park, home to probably the most iconic mountain range in the USA. These showy peaks are the picture-postcard image of alpine splendor. Since the first summiting of the Grand in 1898, they have sent a shiver of excitement down the spine of even the least vertically inclined. Get in on the thrill by climbing a Teton peak or backpacking the Teton Crest, then recover under the spell of sophisticated Jackson Hole. Rarely are the delights of the front- and backcountry so close together.

Beyond the Parks

The natural wonders dont stop at the parks boundaries. The two parks and their surrounding protected areas form a large, interconnected area six times the size of Yellowstone and with a fraction of the crowds. Here youll find blue-ribbon trout streams, fabulous hiking trails and a scattering of charming Wild West towns with their gaze set firmly on the great outdoors. Budget some time to get a taste of the West in Cody, try Montanas biggest skiing in Big Sky and drive Americas most scenic highway across the Beartooth Plateau.

The Essential Outdoor Vacation

Mountain bikers, skiiers, hard-core backpackers, boaters, kayakers and winter enthusiasts will all find a million adventures in Greater Yellowstone. Inside the parks, youll have to share space with three million visitors a year, but even in summer its possible to shake the crowds. Some experiences are destined to become indelible memories the taste of smores over a campfire, wrinkled noses at the smell of sulfurous steam and the electrifying thrill of hearing wolves howl. Beyond a great vacation, its a modern pilgrimage to two of the countrys most admirable and enduring national landmarks.

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Why I Love Yellowstone & Grand Teton

By Carolyn McCarthy, Writer

Ive seen a wolf pack claim a bounding pronghorn, watched a grizzly shake off after his alpine swim, and logged long backcountry miles to see peaks lapping to the horizon. At a time when the natural world is facing serious pressure, the Greater Yellowstone region remains one of the last intact ecosystems of the northern hemisphere. This is the great American wilderness. See for yourself its nothing short of sublime. Yellowstone and the Tetons are nature as it is meant to be: both powerful and restorative.

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