Opening Day in Yellowstone has been on our bucket list for years, and we finally made it happen! Between renovation projects, we snuck into the park to see Old Faithful erupt, explore geyser basins, and catch Grand Prismatic at sunset. Here’s what that day looked like, plus tips for planning your own Opening Day.

June is one of the best times to visit Yellowstone if you want full access to the park, active wildlife, and comfortable weather. It’s a transition month, though, and when you go within June can change your experience. Here’s what you need to know about visiting Yellowstone in June!

May is one of the most exciting times to visit Yellowstone! Roads reopen, bears come out of hibernation, and baby animals show up across the park. However, some roads are still closed early in the month and what you can do depends heavily on when in May you visit. If you’re thinking about visiting Yellowstone in May, here’s what it’s actually like and how to plan your trip.

April in Yellowstone is great for seeing the park's famous geysers without the summer crowds, but limited services and road closures make it challenging for first-time visitors. Here's what to expect in Yellowstone in April, with all the pros and cons to help you decide if this off-season adventure is right for you!

Early March is still a snow-covered wonderland, perfect for winter sports and spotting wildlife. As the snow melts and spring arrives, so do these five things you can only do in Yellowstone this month! Here's what to know about visiting Yellowstone in March… from road closures to wildlife and the best things to do.

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.