Everything You Want to Know About America's First National Park

Just a short hop to the north is Yellowstone National Park — first national park in not just America, but all of humanity. Yellowstone is home to some of natures most grand natural marvels. Yellowstone Beauty and Power

A Natural Wonder

Yellowstone is a U.S. national park that was established in 1872 and covers more than 3,400 square miles in three states: Wyoming, Montana and Idaho. It features some stunning landscapes, highlight by towering mountains and air seeping geysers between sprawling forests. Old Faithful is the most well known geyser and erupts about every 90 minutes. This isn't meant to imply that these are its only features by any means, but it might be how people generally know this park best — as a geothermal hot spot (no pun intended).

Wildlife Observation

Experiencing its wide range of wildlife in their natural ranges is among the first things you must do as a visitor to Yellowstone. For wildlife lovers, the park is a haven as Bison, elk wolves and grizzly bears are common. The Serengeti of North America captured some beautiful scenes and the opportunities to see these magnificent animals get more prominent while driving through Lamar Valley.

Outdoor Activities

More than just a visual treat, Yellowstone is an adventure playground. Walking the bushland tracks also has its reward with opportunities for dipping a line in uninterrupted river water. You can go white-water rafting for the adventure-___ seeking, or you could take a casual drive through some of thenumerous routes that will allow you to see all this park has.

Preservation of Nature

It is not all about taking in the beauty while visiting Yellowstone, it also has to do with how amazing this place really is and what we must continue to work towards so that our children's; children can still enjoy these natural wonders. A symbol of preservation and our duty to safeguard this planet for future generations, Yellowstone was the first national park.

Conclusion

Travel a bit more north and you will make it to Yellowstone National Park, one of the most amazing getaways into nature. Whether you are entranced by its geothermal features, awed at the sight of wildlife or just want to be inspired by its incredible landscapes, this iconic park is a must see for any passport stamp collector. A trip here isn't just an escape, it's a way to getting acquainted with America's natural greats.