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Yellowstone Activities
When you visit Yellowstone National Park make sure to save some time for other activities in the area. Click through to learn more!
Dining & Shopping
Looking for suggestions for where to eat and shop in West and East Yellowstone? Check out our Dining and Shopping guide for inspiration!
Yellowstone Area Activities
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Photo courtesy of the Museum of the Rockies
From the Blog
Check out the Lodging at Yellowstone blog for the latest on happenings around Yellowstone National Park, including kid-friendly things to do, where to do some horseback riding, or updates on seasonal closures in the park.
Music in the Park
Black Mountain Productions proudly presents the 2024 Free Music in the Park Concert Series, which returns this summer starting with the 4th of July!
Yellowstone Wildlife and Landscapes
Winter in Yellowstone National Park becomes a little slice of heaven that is just waiting to be explored by snowmobile or snowcoach as you’re Lodging at Yellowstone.
Grizzly Building 61 Room Addition NOW OPEN
When you’re wondering where to stay in West Yellowstone during your family vacations during the summertime, we are pleased to announce our 61 room addition to our Lodging at Yellowstone!
Best Hiking Trails in Yellowstone
Things to do in Yellowstone come in a mass variety – how does one even know where to begin? When vacationing for the first time in the West Yellowstone area, the best way to experience all the sights is by taking a guided tour.Frequently Asked Questions
What is there to do around Yellowstone besides the park itself?
Both gateways earn their own days. West Yellowstone offers the Grizzly & Wolf Discovery Center, the Museum of the Yellowstone, world-class fly fishing, and the Rendezvous trails. Cody counters with the five-museum Buffalo Bill Center of the West, Old Trail Town, the nightly summer rodeo, and Shoshone River rafting. Browse our Activities, Dining & Shopping, and Museums & History guides.
What are the can't-miss sights inside Yellowstone?
Three headliners anchor most first visits: Old Faithful and the Upper Geyser Basin, Grand Prismatic Spring at Midway Geyser Basin (the photographers' favorite), and the Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone, roughly 20 miles long and up to 1,200 feet deep with three waterfalls. From our West Yellowstone hotels, all three work as day trips; from Cody, enter past Yellowstone Lake and build the loop from the east.
Where can I get help planning my park days?
At any of our front desks, staffed 24 hours by people who live here. They'll help you time entrances, pick guided tours, find fishing guides, and build each day around what's open in your season. It's the advantage of hotels run by Yellowstone locals rather than a chain office.