Soft summer evenings, snowy winter days, tempestuous springs and fresh fall skies: all fill out the full picture of Yellowstone Country. Yellowstone really is a four-season destination, and each time of year has its draws and its top things to do.

Visiting Yellowstone as a solo traveler comes with plenty of opportunities to meet new people as you spend time in your lodge common areas or walk the boardwalks over geothermal features. And if you’re looking for solitude, you can find plenty of that, too.

Whether you’re the ultimate budget traveler or you’re a lover of luxury who isn’t afraid to spend more for more comfort and all things high end, find your perfect Yellowstone vacation price. Here are some average costs for typical expenses that will help you plan your 2023 trip.

Yellowstone Country makes a passionate destination, with romantic accommodation, inspiring scenery, and miles of road and trail to explore

As a swathe of public land and scenic wild spaces (over 2 million acres), Yellowstone National Park has multiple entrance options. Each of the five entrances to Yellowstone offers a unique way to drive into the park, and each has its own beauties and benefits. See which fits you, your personality or plans best, and find your way to adventure on your trip to Yellowstone.

You could drive into Yellowstone with a camera and no plan and have the time of your life getting the perfect shot at every turn. Artists relish exploring every corner of this park for that reason. But if you need a little help narrowing it down to make the most of your time, check out 20 of the best Yellowstone photo spots.

Yellowstone’s landscape finds its curves and cliffs from a long geologic past, colored by the plants and animals that live there today. And among all the natural beauty, there are a few places that stand apart.