What to do in Yellowstone National Park in winter?

The snow-covered volcanic landscape, steaming hot springs, spectacular glacial waterfalls, and various wildlife make it a unique winter travel destination. This is Yellowstone National Park. Yellowstone is only open through the North Entrance (Gardiner, Montana) and the East Entrance (Cody, Wyoming) in winter. 🚗Transportation: North Entrance (open all year round): You can drive to Mammoth Hot Springs. 🚌Transportation in the park: Most roads are closed, and you need to take special transportation such as snow buses and snowmobiles to go deep into the park. ✅Must-see attractions 1️⃣Old Faithful Geyser A landmark attraction in Yellowstone. The geyser erupts on time like an honest person, so wait for Old Faithful. 2️⃣Grand Prismatic Spring Although there is more steam in winter, the snow around the hot spring sets off a unique dreamlike landscape. 3️⃣Mammoth Hot Springs The terraced structure formed by the hot spring is covered with snow in winter, like a natural ice sculpture. 4️⃣Grand Canyon of Yellowstone The waterfall is partially frozen in winter, spectacular and dreamy. 🏨Accommodation in Yellowstone: Only some hotels in the park are open in winter, such as Old Faithful Snow Lodge, which needs to be booked in advance. You can also stay in Gardiner, a small town near the North Entrance. 🍖Dining: There are limited dining options in the park, so it is recommended to bring your own snacks. There are restaurants near Old Faithful Geyser, but they have shorter business hours in winter. 🎫Tickets: The ticket price in winter is about USD 35 per car.