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National Park Journal

Yellowstone 2021
Magazine

Get the digital version of the National Park Journal with its four separate park editions (Grand Canyon, Rocky Mountain, Yellowstone and Yosemite) to discover all-time favorite road trips to the national parks. From Utah’s dazzling deserts, the adobe-lined streets of New Mexico’s charming towns, Wyoming’s authentic outposts, California’s stunning coastline and Colorado’s mountain towns, we feature all the amazing places to explore en route to the parks, no matter where you begin your adventure. Plus , our insider’s guide includes our top things to do in each national park in 48 hours. Discover the best hiking trails, campsites and attractions in our magazine. Our illustrated wildlife guide will help you discover the best of the park's wild animals, including tips on where to find them, and our packing list ensures you don’t leave anything at home.

5 Road Trips • Here are five of our all-time favorite road trips to the park — each with its own scenic wonders, cultural sites and one-of-a-kind attractions. Turn to our Road Trips section starting on page 24 for details and itineraries.

Editor’s Note

National Park Journal - Yellowstone

WELCOME TO PARADISE • Looking for bears, bison, geysers, waterfalls and amazing hiking trails? See them all and more with our insider's guide to Yellowstone.

The First • Yellowstone is nearly three times the size of Rhode Island and spills across three states: Idaho, Montana and Wyoming.

THE FIVE YELLOWSTONE ENTRANCES • Located mainly in northwestern Wyoming, Yellowstone National Park has five entrances.

YELLOWSTONE’S TOP SIX • Here are some of our favorite things to do from hiking to exploring some of Yellowstone's most historic treasures.

INSIDER'S TIPS • Every year, we help more than 4 million travelers plan a Yellowstone National Park vacation. Here's how to build your itinerary.

Protect Your Parks • You can be a conscientious traveler instead of a tourist without expending much energy. Here’s how:

Entrance Fees*

BEST GUIDE • Enjoy the freedom of discovering Yellowstone in your own car while traveling with an entertaining virtual guide.

INTO THE WILD • Look for these animals as you explore Yellowstone and Grand Teton national parks.

CHOOSE YOUR HIKE

TRAILHEAD TALK • Before you hit the trail, become familiar with these important hiking terms.

GRIZZLY ENCOUNTER • When a bear charged a family on a trail, bear spray likely saved their lives.

WHAT TO PACK • After many trips to Yellowstone, Grand Teton and Glacier national parks, we've created the ultimate packing list.

WHERE TO STAY • Find your perfect Yellowstone lodging with our personalized guide.

ROCKY MOUNTAIN HIGH • Explore three national parks and two national monuments on this breathtaking, 1,300-mile road trip that starts in Denver.

ROCKY’S TOP SIX • Here are some of our favorite things to do in Rocky Mountain National Park.

LARAMIE’S TOP FIVE • Lose the crowds in Laramie's great outdoors and cultural attractions.

OPEN SPACES • In southern Wyoming, you'll discover a string of towns reliant on ranching, coal and a growing wind turbine industry. Here's what to see and do.

Dude Ranch Respite

ROADSIDE STOPS • See the best in Grand Teton National Park.

4 Tips

THE BIG SIX • Right next to Grand Teton National Park, Jackson Hole Mountain Resort offers a ton of fun.

A LEVEL UP • Tour Yellowstone and Grand Teton with a touch of luxury.

FOSSIL LAKE GEMS • Explore the uncrowded Fossil Butte National Monument after leaving Grand Teton National Park.

UNCROWDED OASIS • Explore Dinosaur National Monument and more in Vernal, Utah.

Desert Oasis

WESTERN COLORADO • From...


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Frequency: Quarterly Pages: 132 Publisher: Outside Interactive, Inc. Edition: Yellowstone 2021

OverDrive Magazine

  • Release date: March 30, 2021

Formats

OverDrive Magazine

subjects

Travel & Outdoor

Languages

English

Get the digital version of the National Park Journal with its four separate park editions (Grand Canyon, Rocky Mountain, Yellowstone and Yosemite) to discover all-time favorite road trips to the national parks. From Utah’s dazzling deserts, the adobe-lined streets of New Mexico’s charming towns, Wyoming’s authentic outposts, California’s stunning coastline and Colorado’s mountain towns, we feature all the amazing places to explore en route to the parks, no matter where you begin your adventure. Plus , our insider’s guide includes our top things to do in each national park in 48 hours. Discover the best hiking trails, campsites and attractions in our magazine. Our illustrated wildlife guide will help you discover the best of the park's wild animals, including tips on where to find them, and our packing list ensures you don’t leave anything at home.

5 Road Trips • Here are five of our all-time favorite road trips to the park — each with its own scenic wonders, cultural sites and one-of-a-kind attractions. Turn to our Road Trips section starting on page 24 for details and itineraries.

Editor’s Note

National Park Journal - Yellowstone

WELCOME TO PARADISE • Looking for bears, bison, geysers, waterfalls and amazing hiking trails? See them all and more with our insider's guide to Yellowstone.

The First • Yellowstone is nearly three times the size of Rhode Island and spills across three states: Idaho, Montana and Wyoming.

THE FIVE YELLOWSTONE ENTRANCES • Located mainly in northwestern Wyoming, Yellowstone National Park has five entrances.

YELLOWSTONE’S TOP SIX • Here are some of our favorite things to do from hiking to exploring some of Yellowstone's most historic treasures.

INSIDER'S TIPS • Every year, we help more than 4 million travelers plan a Yellowstone National Park vacation. Here's how to build your itinerary.

Protect Your Parks • You can be a conscientious traveler instead of a tourist without expending much energy. Here’s how:

Entrance Fees*

BEST GUIDE • Enjoy the freedom of discovering Yellowstone in your own car while traveling with an entertaining virtual guide.

INTO THE WILD • Look for these animals as you explore Yellowstone and Grand Teton national parks.

CHOOSE YOUR HIKE

TRAILHEAD TALK • Before you hit the trail, become familiar with these important hiking terms.

GRIZZLY ENCOUNTER • When a bear charged a family on a trail, bear spray likely saved their lives.

WHAT TO PACK • After many trips to Yellowstone, Grand Teton and Glacier national parks, we've created the ultimate packing list.

WHERE TO STAY • Find your perfect Yellowstone lodging with our personalized guide.

ROCKY MOUNTAIN HIGH • Explore three national parks and two national monuments on this breathtaking, 1,300-mile road trip that starts in Denver.

ROCKY’S TOP SIX • Here are some of our favorite things to do in Rocky Mountain National Park.

LARAMIE’S TOP FIVE • Lose the crowds in Laramie's great outdoors and cultural attractions.

OPEN SPACES • In southern Wyoming, you'll discover a string of towns reliant on ranching, coal and a growing wind turbine industry. Here's what to see and do.

Dude Ranch Respite

ROADSIDE STOPS • See the best in Grand Teton National Park.

4 Tips

THE BIG SIX • Right next to Grand Teton National Park, Jackson Hole Mountain Resort offers a ton of fun.

A LEVEL UP • Tour Yellowstone and Grand Teton with a touch of luxury.

FOSSIL LAKE GEMS • Explore the uncrowded Fossil Butte National Monument after leaving Grand Teton National Park.

UNCROWDED OASIS • Explore Dinosaur National Monument and more in Vernal, Utah.

Desert Oasis

WESTERN COLORADO • From...


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