Park County, Wyoming

Top Spots in and near Park County

  • Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming

    Camping at Ice Lake

    The trailhead for Ice Lake starts at a small parking area along the Norris-Canyon Road, at around 8,000 feet elevation.The trail is very flat, with no noticeable elevation gain. This is a very family friendly hike, perfect for kids introduction to backpacking with such a short hike in.You'll noti...
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  • Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming

    Norris Geyser Basin Longer Loop

    5.0
    2.98 mi / 285 ft gain
    Norris Geyser Basin Longer Loop Trail takes on a longer trail through Norris Geyser Basin. This is the hottest and most geologically active thermal area in Yellowstone, offering rare acidic geysers and geothermal features shaped by millennia of seismic activity. Steamboat Geyser, the world’s tall...
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  • Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming

    Norris Geyser Basin

    5.0
    1.77 mi / 194 ft gain
    Norris Geyser Basin, the hottest and oldest thermal area in Yellowstone National Park in Wyoming, is known for its unique acidic waters and features that have existed for over 115,000 years. This basin is highly active, with daily changes due to seismic activity and fluctuations in water levels. ...
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  • Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming

    Artist's Paint Pots

    4.6
    1.05 mi / 105 ft gain
    From the parking lot, follow the boardwalk pathway until you reach the springs. The hike itself is pretty self explanatory. It is a very easy hike and very short. We did this hike to break up some of the driving through Yellowstone. The hike loops around the springs and comes back to the parking ...
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  • Park County, Wyoming

    Explore the Beryl Spring

    4.0
    Beryl Spring, so named for its aquamarine-like color, is one of the hottest springs in all of Yellowstone and is an easy stop off the Grand Loop Road about 17 miles west of Canyon Village. There is a large parking area and a elevated walkway providing viewing access. Under no circumstances should...
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  • Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming

    Cascade Lake Trail

    5.78 mi / 404 ft gain
    The out-and-back Cascade Lake Trail starts from the Cascade Creek Trailhead off of Norris Canyon Road in Yellowstone National Park. The trail passes through open meadows as you hike to Cascade Lake where wildflowers abound and wildlife is often seen.You will need a wilderness permit to backpack a...
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  • Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming

    Hike the Wapiti Lake Trail to Grand Canyon of Yellowstone Loop

    4.5
    5 mi
    Experience Yellowstone’s diversity with this epic loop hike.How to get there: Wapiti Lake Trailhead is located just south of Upper Falls of the Yellowstone. From Yellowstone Lake, head north on Grand Loop Road. Turn right on South Rim Dr. Just after crossing Chittenden Bridge turn right and par...
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  • Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming

    Brink of the Lower Falls Trail

    5.0
    0.79 mi / 279 ft gain
    Brink of the Lower Falls Trail is an out-and-back trail that takes you by a waterfall located near Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming.
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  • Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming

    Canyon Rim South Trail to Artist Point

    5.0
    2.7 mi / 341 ft gain
    Canyon Rim South Trail to Artist Point is an out-and-back trail that takes you by a river located near Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming.
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  • Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming

    Hike Uncle Tom's Trail

    4.3
    0.2 mi / 500 ft gain
    If your in the Yellowstone National Park, this is a must do. The trail/stair case is visible from the opposite of the canyon, weaving its way down the canyon wall to a nice outlook at the base. Once we saw the staircase we knew we had to do it. When you're in the Yellowstone Canyon area, travel d...
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  • Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming

    Red Rock Point

    4.9
    0.68 mi / 348 ft gain
    Lower Grand Canyon Falls is one of the gems of Yellowstone and is the one of the most photographed spots in the park. Red Rock Point on the north side of the Yellowstone River gives amazing views up and down the canyon and is only a short .3 miles from the North Rim Road. What's crazy is how lon...
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  • Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming

    Brink of Lower Falls via North Rim Trail

    5.0
    2.5 mi / 427 ft gain
    Brink of Lower Falls via North Rim Trail is an out-and-back trail that takes you by a waterfall located near Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming.
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  • Park County, Wyoming

    Artist Point

    4.8
    0.23 mi / 125 ft gain
    Artist Point, thought to be named by park photographer F. J. Haynes as early as 1883, provides what is perhaps the most beautiful views of the entire Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone and of Lower Yellowstone Falls some 308 feet high. It is a breathtaking place to photograph year round and at all t...
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  • Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming

    Gibbon Falls

    4.0
    Gibbon Falls is a stunning, 84-foot waterfall in Yellowstone National Park. The falls are located just off the side of the Yellowstone Grand Loop Road, between Madison Junction and Norris Junction, making it a great place to stop and stretch your legs. There is a pullout with easy parking and inf...
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  • Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming

    Mt. Washburn via South Trail

    4.7
    7.02 mi / 1680 ft gain
    The parking lot for the Mt. Washburn Hike from Dunraven Pass trailhead is located about 5 miles north of Canyon Village along the Grand Loop Road. Since we wanted to reach the top of Mt. Washburn before sunrise, we began our hike 2 hours earlier. If you decide to attempt a sunrise hike, I highly ...
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  • Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming

    Capture the Sunset on the Yellowstone River

    4.8
    The Yellowstone river is considered one of the most scenic and beautiful in all of the United States. It's grand canyon, waterfalls, and meadows filled with wildlife are all major attractions and rightfully so as they are all beautiful places.However, catching a sunset along the meandering river'...
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Camping and Lodging in Park County

Cabin Creek Cabin
West Yellowstone, Montana

Cabin Creek Cabin

Under Canvas Yellowstone
West Yellowstone, Montana

Under Canvas Yellowstone

From $279 / night

Yellowstone Park / West Gate KOA Holiday
West Yellowstone, Montana

Yellowstone Park / West Gate KOA Holiday

Basin Station Cabin
West Yellowstone, Montana

Basin Station Cabin

Yellowstone Park / Mountainside KOA Journey
West Yellowstone, Montana

Yellowstone Park / Mountainside KOA Journey

Flat Rock (Idaho)
Island Park, Idaho

Flat Rock (Idaho)

Guides, Insights and Stories from Park County

A Response To The Yellowstone Bison Incident From An Actual Wildlife Biologist

A Response To The Yellowstone Bison Incident From An Actual Wildlife Biologist

Imogene Cancellare

National Park Spotlight: 20 Beautiful Photos From Yellowstone National Park

National Park Spotlight: 20 Beautiful Photos From Yellowstone National Park

Outbound

5 Reasons Why You Should Explore Yellowstone National Park In Winter

5 Reasons Why You Should Explore Yellowstone National Park In Winter

Crystal Guthrie

Recommendations for a Week in Yellowstone (Winter or Early Spring)

Recommendations for a Week in Yellowstone (Winter or Early Spring)

Brynn Schmidt

8 Photos of Winter in Yellowstone National Park

8 Photos of Winter in Yellowstone National Park

Patrick James

A Photo Tour of Henry's Lake and Yellowstone National Park

A Photo Tour of Henry's Lake and Yellowstone National Park

Tylyn Hansen