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Yellowstone National Park
No. 1 of Fall Viewing Attractions in United States

Yellowstone National Park

9.7
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Yellowstone National Park is one of the national parks in the United States with a diverse combination of views. The park's terrain covers snow-capped mountains, forests, canyons, lakes, and rivers, and a more unique view is the geothermal activity—the colorfulGrand Prismatic Springis the landmark and symbol of Yellowstone. The park is divided into 5 major areas by the figure-8 Grand Loop Road: the northwest is Mammoth Hot Springs, where the layered carbonate terraces are spectacular, making it one of the largest known carbonate-depositing hot springs in the world; the northeast is the Roosevelt area, which retains an old-fashioned Western style; the central part is the Canyon area, where the Brink of Lower Falls and the upper and lower falls are magnificent; the southeast is the Yellowstone Lake area, where hot springs and lake water blend to form a unique view; the southwest is the Geyser area, whereOld Faithfulis famous for its predictable eruption cycle. In addition, Norris Geyser Basin is located on the north side of the Grand Loop Road between Mammoth and the Canyon area, and it is one of the hotter geothermal areas in the Yellowstone region. The park is home to American bison, elk, moose, black bears, grizzly bears, wolves, pronghorn, and various bird species, and herds of bison often leisurely cross the road. Viewing geothermal features, wildlife observation, and hiking are long-standing popular experiences here, and the vast wilderness and varied terrain also provide rich material for photography.Park County · 87.7 km from downtown
Norris Geyser Basin
No. 3 of Best Things to Do in Yellowstone National Park

Norris Geyser Basin

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4.8/5
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Located on the west side of Yellowstone National Park, this area features a series of relatively unstable geysers with rich colors, ranging from clear blue-green to milky blue-white. Due to this instability, new geysers appear every year, while old ones dry up. The area also features beautiful orange or green channels formed by bacteria. One of the world's largest geysers is also located here. It remains dormant for long periods, erupting only every several years (the last eruption was in 2008). Echinus Geyser is another famous geyser. It is unique because it is an acidic hot spring, whereas most hot springs in Yellowstone are alkaline. With a pH of 3, it is said to be as acidic as lemon juice. Other famous hot springs include Pear Geyser, Norris Porcelain Basin, Ledge Geyser, Colloidal Pool, and others.Park County · 98.6 km from downtown
Brink of Lower Falls
No. 4 of Best Things to Do in Yellowstone National Park

Brink of Lower Falls

4.8
4.5/5
194 reviews
One of the most famous views in Yellowstone National Park, where you can simultaneously view the spectacular, deep canyon and the cascading waterfalls. On a clear day, you can see a rainbow spanning across the canyon. The Brink of Lower Falls has two waterfalls, the Upper Fall and the Lower Fall. The Lower Fall has a greater drop and is more spectacular. Artist Point is a great spot for photographing the Lower Fall. Long-term river erosion has formed magnificent, colorful rock walls, displaying shades of yellow, orange, brown, and tan, which Native Americans called "Yellowstone."Park County · 82.2 km from downtown
Mammoth Hot Springs
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Mammoth Hot Springs

4.6
4.1/5
87 reviews
Mammoth Hot Springs is located in the northwest of Yellowstone National Park and is one of the largest known carbonate-depositing hot springs in the world. The Yellowstone National Park headquarters is located here, and it has a full range of supporting facilities. The landscape is characterized by limestone terraces, also known as the Hot Springs Terraces, which can be divided into the Upper Terraces and Lower Terraces. It was once rich in color, but now most of the hot springs have dried up, causing many microorganisms to die and the area to lose its color, leaving behind dried-up terraces that form a unique landscape.Park County · >100 km from downtown
Mud Volcano

Mud Volcano

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5.0/5
24 reviews
Mud Volcano is one of the representative geothermal features in Yellowstone National Park, and its formation is closely related to volcanic activity. This area is located north of Yellowstone Lake, where heat from deep within the crust is conducted through rock fractures, mixing groundwater with volcanic gases to form boiling mud. This is not a traditional magma volcano, but a unique landform composed of clay, rock debris, and sulfurous gases. When it erupts, it presents a unique scene of churning mud and acid mist. The vent temperatures are usually lower than those of conventional volcanoes, and some areas can even feel cool. The area features over 10 geothermal wonders. Boardwalks wind through areas with mud pots, geysers, and sulfur lakes, allowing visitors to observe up close the colorful microbial mats formed in the highly acidic environment. As an important base for geothermal research, the area systematically explains the origins of the volcano through educational exhibits and conveys the concept of ecological conservation through an immersive experience. The area strictly enforces ecological protection policies, showcasing the unique state of coexistence between pristine geology and life.Park County · 77.5 km from downtown
Rocky Mountains

Rocky Mountains

3.9
5.0/5
1 reviews
Rocky Mountains span the western United States and are a major mountain system in North America, forming a vast, undulating alpine landscape in northwestern Wyoming. Park County is located in an important part of the Rocky Mountains, where mountains, canyons, forests, and rivers intertwine to showcase a distinct plateau mountain landscape. Shaped by long-term geological activity, the mountains feature folded terrain, steep slopes, and valleys of varying widths, with vegetation showing distinct vertical differences as elevation changes. At lower elevations, you can see coniferous forests and open meadows, which gradually transition to subalpine and alpine environments at higher altitudes, with some areas long affected by snow and glaciers. Clear streams gather in the mountains, flowing through forests and canyons to provide water for the local natural ecosystem. The Rocky Mountains offer unique scenery in every season: fresh mountain wilderness in summer, rich forest colors in autumn, snow-covered slopes in winter, and streams and new vegetation emerging after the snow melts in spring. It is a great place for hiking, sightseeing, photography, and wilderness exploration, where you can also experience the expansive views and tranquil atmosphere created by the high-altitude mountain environment.Park County · 52.9 km from downtown
Upper Falls of the Yellowstone River

Upper Falls of the Yellowstone River

3.9
Yellowstone Falls is located in Parker County, with a drop of about 109 feet. It is surrounded by mountains, forests and grasslands. If people are lucky, they can see a rainbow next to the waterfall. The waterfall is divided into two parts: the upper waterfall and the lower waterfall. The lower waterfall is 94 meters high and majestic. Visitors can follow the trails in the park to enjoy the magnificent scenery of the waterfall up close and feel the wonders of nature. In addition, the park also offers a variety of outdoor activities such as hiking, photography and wildlife observation, so that visitors can not only enjoy the beautiful scenery, but also have an in-depth understanding of the natural ecology and geological characteristics of Yellowstone National Park. Every summer, the park also holds the Yellowstone Falls Festival, inviting visitors to participate in various cultural activities and experience the unique natural and cultural charm.Park County · 82.4 km from downtown
Artist Point

Artist Point

3.8
5.0/5
24 reviews
Scenic lookouts and the intersecting rim roads of the Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone are the main highlights of Canyon Country. South Rim Dr leads to Artist Point, a scenic overlook inside the canyon. Mud Volcano is the main geothermal area in Canyon Country.Park County · 80.8 km from downtown
Upper Falls View

Upper Falls View

3.8
4.7/5
20 reviews
Located in Parker County, Wyoming, the United States, Upper Falls is a natural wonder within Yellowstone National Park. As part of the Yellowstone River, Upper Falls attracts many visitors with its spectacular water flow and the natural beauty of the surroundings. The waterfall is about 33 meters high and the water flows rapidly, forming an impressive landscape. Visitors can reach the viewing point through multiple trails, and a very popular one is the viewing platform at the top of the waterfall, which provides a good view. The trails along the way are well maintained and suitable for visitors of all ages. It is recommended to wear comfortable shoes and bring enough water and sunscreen. The area near Upper Falls is also a habitat for wildlife, and visitors have the opportunity to see animals such as elk and bison. In order to protect the natural environment, please follow the park's regulations and do not disturb wildlife. Upper Falls is not far from the main entrance of Yellowstone National Park. Visitors can choose to drive themselves or participate in guided tours in the park. The surrounding facilities are well-equipped, with multiple parking lots and rest areas. Whether you are a nature lover or a photography enthusiast, Upper Falls provides an ideal place to explore the natural charm of Yellowstone.Park County · 82.2 km from downtown
Lamar Valley

Lamar Valley

3.6
3.6/5
28 reviews
Lamar Valley is located in the northeast of Yellowstone Park. It is the gathering place of bison, deer, wolves and grizzly bears. Friends who like animals cannot miss it. In Lamar Valley, bison and deer are more common, there are also herds of antelope, and it takes patience to see wolves and grizzly bears. Here, a telescope is an essential piece of equipment. This area is rolling hills, meandering rivers, fragrant grasslands, and charming scenery of rolling mountains, rivers and valleys.Park County · 60.4 km from downtown

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M36***00July 12, 2025
5.0
黄石公园是美国十分著名的风景区,主要有六大景观。黄石公园是火山喷发后形成的地热地况,有泥浆泉,蒸汽泉,喷发泉,以及由富含矿物质沉积的地热泉形成的多彩热泉,著名的有间歇长达94分钟大喷泉,牵牛花泉等,还有一处山水景观和一处雅丹景观。以及众多的美洲野牛,棕熊,驯鹿等等

Yellowstone National Park

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旅の径March 30, 2020
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Norris Geyser Basin is a unique landscape in Yellowstone National Park. From a distance, it looks like a bizarre ancient battlefield, with hot mist floating and dispersing on the white and gray rock surface, and bare dead trees lying and standing. From a close look, it looks like a colorful palette, with green, orange, and purple colors in the water, competing for beauty.

Norris Geyser Basin

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gz伊妹儿March 13, 2020
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Yellowstone Grand Canyon boasts pristine natural scenery, beautiful landscapes, fresh air, a natural and comfortable environment, and is highly engaging and unique. From its vantage points, one can enjoy panoramic views of the stunning scenery.

Brink of Lower Falls

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哈仙August 14, 2025
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猛犸温泉以层层堆叠的石灰岩台阶闻名,类似“梯田”,由高温地下水溶解碳酸钙后在地表冷却沉积形成。藻类和嗜热菌的代谢活动曾赋予台阶棕、橙、红、绿等斑斓色彩,远观如“七彩阶梯”。核心区域,拥有密集的栈道系统,可近距离观赏**调色板泉**(Palette Springs)、**金丝雀泉**(Canary Spring)等。此处景观常被类比“四川黄龙”,泉水沿阶梯流淌的痕迹清晰可见。 

Mammoth Hot Springs

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M31***41April 3, 2021
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Wow, this is awesome! I love it!

Mud Volcano

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好孩子的麻麻(莉莉)October 15, 2025
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The Canadian Rockies are part of the Rocky Mountain Range, stretching approximately 1,600 km (1,000 mi) north from British Columbia, Canada, to nearly half of the 1,500 km (900 mi) border between British Columbia and Alberta to the south. Further north, the Mackenzie and Selwyn Mountains, along the border between the Northwest Territory and the Yukon Territory, are often included in the Canadian Rockies. The Rocky Mountain Trough (a geological depression) in the west separates the frontier ranges of the Canadian Rockies from the Columbia Range, which includes the Cariboo, Selkirk, Monashee, and Purcell mountain ranges and is often considered part of the Rocky Mountain system. The Canadian Rockies have approximately 50 peaks exceeding 3,350 metres (11,000 feet). The highest peak is Mount Robson in British Columbia, at 3,954 metres (12,972 feet). Other peaks include Mount Joffre (the first glacier-draped peak north of the US-Canada border), Mount Assiniboine (the "Matter Peak of the Rockies"), Mount Columbia (Alberta's highest point, at 3,747 meters [12,294 feet]), and Mount Forbes. Spectacular scenery is available in Banff, Jasper, and Waterton Lakes National Parks in Alberta on the eastern slopes of the range, and in Kootenay and Yukon National Parks in British Columbia on the western slopes. The Canadian Rockies have a higher average elevation than their American counterparts, experiencing more rainfall and snow, and boasting more alpine forests and lakes. In addition to its perennially snow-capped peaks, dense coniferous forests, wide valleys, clear streams, and abundant mineral resources, the region is the source of many of North America's rivers. Melting snow from these mountains replenishes the continent's rivers and lakes year-round. Among them, the more famous ones are the Kootenai River, Columbia River, Fraser River, Peace River, Liard River, Athabaska River, and Saskatchewan River. Important railway and road passes include Yellowhead, Crowsnest, and Kicking Horse. The Trans-Canada Highway passes through Kicking Horse Pass.

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paulygpJune 10, 2016
5.0
A very worthwhile attraction in the western United States. Not bad.

Artist Point

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jixiang2014November 21, 2019
5.0
There are two scenic spots in Yellowstone Park, the Upper and Lower Falls. After visiting the Lower Falls, you can visit the Upper Falls. Most of the scenic spots in Yellowstone Park have no fences, so it feels very real, but you must also pay attention to safety. The Upper Falls is also a very famous attraction, and there are many tourists here.

Upper Falls View

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cizhenNovember 21, 2019
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Lamar Valley is a scenic spot in Yellowstone Park. Yellowstone Park is really big, and it contains almost all kinds of attractions, including hot springs, animals, and green lawns like Lamar Valley. You can also see some wild animals on the lawn, such as big bears.

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When choosing a tour, start with how much time you have and the kind of experience you're looking for. Trending options right now include 1-day private chartered tour to Yellowstone National Park and Brink of Lower Falls in the US, 1-day private chartered tour to Yellowstone National Park, Mammoth Hot Springs and Norris Geyser Basin in the US, and 1-day tour to Yellowstone National Park, Old Faithful, Morning Glory Pool and Grand Prismatic Spring in the US. Check the real-time availability and itinerary before you book.

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