Each season brings new wonder and beauty to Yellowstone National Park.
Every winter, the valley floor of Yellowstone is occupied by wintering bison, elk, moose and deer. They have moved to lower elevations to forage in snow that is more shallow and often warmed by the thermal features. Coyotes, fox and ermine are also frequent visitors to the valleys of Yellowstone. As their population has made a comeback, wolf pack sightings have increased in regularity.
If you've seen Yellowstone in the summer, you know how impressive thermal features like Old Faithful and the Grand Geyser are. When set against a snowy landscape, they take on a different beauty, with the smaller crowds making everything seem bigger. Whether you explore the Park by snowmobile or snowcoach, visiting Yellowstone National Park in the winter promised to be an unforgettable experience.
Call our reservation agents today for information on winter expeditions into Yellowstone National Park.
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