Yellowstone’s Upper Loop is a scenic drive through Yellowstone National Park that connects Mammoth Hot Springs, Norris Geyser Basin, Canyon Village, and Tower-Roosevelt. Here’s everything you need to know about driving Yellowstone’s Upper Loop, including 8 can’t-miss stops along the way!

Summer is the busiest time to visit Yellowstone, but it’s also one of the best times of the year to enjoy everything Yellowstone National Park has to offer. Take advantage of longer daylight hours and peak park opening, and check out these 7 reasons it’s worth visiting Yellowstone in the summer!

Welcome to the Grand Teton Scenic Drive—a picturesque drive through Grand Teton National Park. From sunrise to sunset, here are 13 can’t-miss stops for the best views, wildlife opportunities, and easy hikes. If you're short on time or simply want to experience the best of the Tetons in one day, this one’s for you!

Imagine a wild, open zoo—home to thousands of brown bears, where you can often spot a dozen or more at once. This is Katmai National Park, the sixth park of our trip and our home sweet (camping) home for the next two nights.

We’ve reached our final park, but celebrations are subdued as we can’t take our eyes off the view outside. Lake Clark's coastal mountain scenery is one of the most beautiful things I've ever seen. On the ground, we watch brown bears digging for clams and grazing in meadows—at one point, we spot 27 bears at once!

Spring is a special time to visit Yellowstone National Park with smaller crowds, stunning scenery, and playful wildlife. As the snow melts and the days grow longer, the park comes alive with new growth and ALL THE BABY ANIMALS! Here’s how to plan your spring trip to Yellowstone National Park.

Prepare for small crowds (but lots of wolf watchers) and magical views of America’s first national park under a blanket of white, sparkling snow. Here’s everything you need to know about visiting Yellowstone National Park in the winter.