Yellowstone National Park is nothing short of extraordinary. It feels like stepping into another…read moreworld where nature is raw, powerful, and constantly in motion. From erupting geysers to colorful hot springs, dramatic canyons, and endless wildlife sightings, every turn feels unreal.

Yellowstone absolutely blew me away. You can drive for hours looking at the most beautiful sights…read moreyou've ever seen. I actually cried because I felt so overwhelmed by its beauty. If you visit please be respectful of nature, and leave the animals alone. Make sure to bring sunblock, water and snacks. Pro tip: Go to the visitors center before you get started. They are great at giving your advise of how to best enjoy the park, where gas stations are found in the park etc. It's also a nice change to apply sunscreen, use the restrooms, and refill your water bottles.

We followed the boardwalk along the terraces. The interactions of water and limestone create chalk…read morewhite travertine. These terraces are the fastest changing features in the park, emerging quickly and drying up just as fast. It looks like we are on another planet here.

This was my first stop during my trip to Yellowstone as I was coming from the North entrance and…read moreMammoth Hot Springs is only a couple miles south of that. I came here at around 6:30pm and there were a good amount of people but there were still a good amount of parking spots available. Most of what you'll see here are just springs and nice rock formations with varying colors. There are walkways to different parts of the terrace and you'll be able to see some mountains in the backgrounds of some of these. There are amenities in the general area like lodging, gas if you need to fill up, restrooms, and even the Mammoth Post Office. Also, when you drive through Mammoth you might even see tons of wildlife just roaming around the streets!

# WARNING: lotta snakes at this section of Yellowstone. And temperamental geothermal ground. Stay…read moreon the boardwalk. Keep your eyes peeled. + Thank goodness for sufficient well-maintained restrooms. ~ Initially when I saw over 5 ppl lined up at the single vault toilet at the Upper Terrace Lot (X77R+PP Mammoth, WY), my heart sank. Since I really needed to go, I drove 5min farther north to MHS' other bigger parking lot, and huzzah! Enough restrooms to go around for everyone! (X7FW+X7 Mammoth, WY). + And about the bullsnakes or gopher snakes fighting, I'm glad they were doing it on the thermal ground, not on the boardwalk. Don't bring your pets, and watch your kids. Pets have died wandering off the boardwalk, and humans have suffered 90%-body severe burns following suit. Lotta aptly named palette springs here. Nature is wondrous!

Very cool. I liked how on the design of the rocks it kinda looked like something was oozing off…read more The parking wasn't spectacular tho. I would recommend parking by the bathrooms and seeing it from there. Overall cool place and must visit in Yellowstone National Park.

My wife and I were gifted a snow shoe tour during a visit for Christmas week. I have to say as a…read moresea level resident I was a bit concerned about the elevation but our guide Cara was patient and made sure we were not over exerted. Two hikes to two different water falls, Cara pointed out nature highlights always making the information accessible and understandable. We would highly recommend Park Fly for a great Yellowstone adventure!

Thanks so much for the thorough tips on local fishing and flies. Really appreciate it!read more

Had a great tour with Cara as our guide. She was knowledgeable about the wildlife and seemed to be…read moreable to see bears with her naked eyes that we were barely able to see with her spotting scopes. The tour started with hot coffee and we got a mid-morning snack as well as lunch. We saw so many animals and birds. It was really one of the best trips we'd been on!!

Five of us spent 5 nights and 4 days with Cara McGary, the owner/guide of In-Our-Nature. She was…read moreknowledgeable, fun, adventurous, and made our trip an amazing memory. We saw wildlife, explored geothermal features, were overwhelmed with the Grand Canyon of Yellowstone, and were so impressed with her passion for the park and its inhabitants. She tailored each day to our needs and desires. You must use a guide (preferably Cara) to experience all of Yellowstone.

Went out for the day on the 18 mile trip and had a great time! Our guide, Garrett, was great and we…read morelearned a lot about the area and sights along the way. Our group had a six year old and he was so accommodating, taught him the ropes and let him guide us when the water was smooth, he really enjoyed that! We did get some excitement (and a taste of reality); we helped the other raft in our group collect some paddles after "The Boat Eater" got them. Our guides and the safety guide moved into action fast and demonstrated an amazing team effort. The river has some great spots, nothing too extreme, though our Canadian friends may say otherwise and a lot of smooth, easy areas. Lunch was good, just some easy sandwiches and snacks. I liked that wet suits, jackets, and water shoes were included, they definitely came in handy. Pictures are available for a reasonable price. Overall, would definitely recommend YRC anytime!!

Thank you Lauren for such an incredible guided tour today! What a great day! Your personality and…read morewarmth made for a lively ride!! You're welcome for being your most fun group today

This tour group showed up at the picnic area we were eating at in Yellowstone. I was impressed by…read morethe efficiency of the guides in getting the meal out quickly I spoke to two of the clients who praised the tour. What is special about this company is that the owners are the guides so you are guaranteed to get their best people. Compared to a number of guides I heard in Yellowstone essentially reading the signs at the attractions to the clientele I would be inclined to use this firm if I were to go again.

One of our BEST days in Yellowstone! Tyrene was a fabulous guide who shared her knowledge and…read morepassion for the park and conservation. We learned so much and it was full of excitement- we spotted grizzlies, wolves, pronghorn, sandhill cranes and moose! The importance of our footprint on the earth and it's impact on these incredible species which we were able to view in their natural habitat was truly priceless! TY Tyrene for sharing your love of Yellowstone- we will never forget this special, WILD day!

Of the many visitor centers I've been to, this one goes under the less impressive bucket. It serves…read moreas a nice pit stop, but not something worth going out of your way for. Parking around here and the roads are very crammed. It's a tight two way for the most part with parking off to one or both sides, but there are some cars that just park in the middle of the road with emergency lights on because they're too impatient when it comes to finding a parking spot. The visiting center and museum itself is mimics the chaos on the road. It feels crammed even though there isn't a ton to see inside. It serves as a nice place to pick up some general information, use the restroom and get access to steady WiFi in case you've been struggling for connection on the road.

Here we picked up park maps, viewed animals in the park & asked volunteer rangers question. There…read morewas a small gift shop, some taxidermy representing animals in the park and good Wi-Fi.