In the northwestern United States, Yellowstone National Park fills the northeast corner of Wyoming, spilling into southwest Montana and east-central Idaho. With park entrances at the north, west, south, east and northeast, access by car or bus is easy. Although only the north and northeast roads are open to vehicles in winter, visitors can enter the park via snowcoach or snowmobile from most entrances.
Fly in to Salt Lake City, Utah; Bozeman or Billings, Montana; Cody or Jackson Hole, Wyoming; or Idaho Falls, Idaho—all are a day trip to Yellowstone Park.
Visiting Yellowstone Park in Winter
From December through March, much of Yellowstone National Park’s 2.2 million acres of land is quietly covered in snow. Crowds are gone and car traffic is significantly diminished throughout the amazing landscapes of America’s first national park. Bison and elk herds roam more freely in winter, along with wolves, mountain goats, moose, mule deer and bighorn sheep.
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