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No. 1 of Fall Viewing Attractions in United States

Yellowstone National Park

Yellowstone National Park is one of the national parks in the United States with a relatively diverse combination of landscapes. The park's terrain encompasses snow-capped mountains, forests, canyons, lakes, and rivers, with geothermal features being a particularly special landscape—the colorfulGrand Prismatic Springis the iconic symbol of Yellowstone. The park is divided into five major areas by the figure-eight 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 preserves the old western style; the central part is the Canyon area, where the Brink of Lower Falls and the upper and lower waterfalls are magnificent; the southeast is the Yellowstone Lake area, where hot springs and lake water blend to form a unique landscape; and the southwest is the Geyser Basin, 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 Hot Springs and the Canyon area, and it is the hottest geothermal area in the Yellowstone region. The park is home to American bison, elk, moose, black bears, grizzly bears, wolves, pronghorn, and various bird species, with herds of bison often leisurely crossing the road. Viewing geothermal landscapes, wildlife observation, and hiking are long-standing popular experiences here, and the vast wilderness and varied terrain also provide rich material for photography.

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Mammoth Hot Springs

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.

Wild West Rafting: Yellowstone Whitewater Rafting

Roosevelt Arch - Yellowstone North Entrance

Yellowstone Raft Company

Yellowstone National Park Gateway Garden

Yellowstone Hot Springs

Liberty Cap

The famous rock column "Liberty Cap", about 11 meters high, is named after the cap characters worn by patriotic soldiers during the French Revolutionary War. It is the sediment of the hot spring activity, the hot spring gradually turns to other places after years of activity, or the rock column formed by cooling and drying up.

Montana Whitewater - Yellowstone Whitewater Rafting & Ziplining

Yellowstone Wild The Gallery