Attractions, Geysers &
Hotels around Yellowstone

Yellowstone is the world's first national park and still its most astonishing — a 3,500-square-mile volcanic plateau holding half the planet's geysers, rainbow hot springs bigger than stadiums, a canyon with twin waterfalls, and the greatest concentration of free-roaming wildlife in the lower 48: bison herds stopping traffic, wolves in the Lamar dawn, grizzlies on the valley edges. Gateway towns ring it with lodges, outfitters, and museums — West Yellowstone, Gardiner, Cody, Jackson — and winter transforms the whole interior into a snowcoach-only kingdom of steam and frost. One park, four seasons, no equal.

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Old Faithful Inn
📍 Upper Geyser Basin (in-park)
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Old Faithful Inn

★★★★★

The world's largest log building and the national-park lodge all others copy — a 1904 lodgepole cathedral with a 76-foot lobby, stone fireplace, and the most famous geyser on earth erupting outside the front door.

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Lake Yellowstone Hotel & Cabins
📍 Yellowstone Lake north shore (in-park)
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Lake Yellowstone Hotel & Cabins

★★★★★

The park's Gilded Age grande dame — an 1891 colonnaded confection in butter yellow on the lake's north shore, restored to string-quartet elegance, with sunroom cocktails at sunset and the park's finest dining room.

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