Hiking and Wildlife Watching Yellowstone’s Mammoth Area
Top three reasons to go hiking in the Mammoth area
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Marvel at rarely-encountered animals from a safe distance
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Mammoth Hot Springs are described as caves turned inside out
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Expand your knowledge of the area’s history and conservation efforts
No trip to Yellowstone is complete without paying a visit to the Mammoth area. In this part of the park attractions and hiking opportunities are thick on the ground. Whether it’s the famous travertine terraces of Mammoth Hot Springs or Bunsen Peak, a volcanic summit offering tremendous views of the Mammoth area, you’ll be struck by the splendor of colors and landscapes around you. Breathe in the aspen-scented air as you hike through dense forests, visit beautiful meadows and rolling hills, and observe rarely-seen animals in the Mammoth area. Your guides have plenty of local ecological knowledge, meaning that your chances of witnessing the wildlife you’re interested in increase from the get-go. Join these hiking or wildlife watching tours and take the best photos of stunning landscapes and incredible animals that call this area home.
SeasonLate April through early November |
Nearest cityGardiner, MT, is 15 minutes away |
Duration1 day |
Skill levelBeginner to advanced |