Yellowstone National Park

Yellowstone National Park, established in 1872 as America's first national park, spans three states and protects a vast wilderness of geothermal wonders. Its iconic features include the Old Faithful geyser, vibrant Grand Prismatic Spring, and the powerful Yellowstone Caldera—one of Earth's largest active supervolcanoes. The park shelters diverse wildlife like bison, wolves, and grizzlies roaming through dramatic canyons, alpine rivers, and lush forests. Drawing millions annually, Yellowstone remains a global symbol of natural preservation and geological drama, where visitors witness Earth's raw power in erupting geysers and boiling mud pots.