About Yellowstone

From geysers to grizzlies, Yellowstone has captured the imagination of writers for over a century. If you’re planning a trip—or just want to experience the world’s first national park through the page—these books belong on your Yellowstone TBR list.

Located in the rugged Beartooth Mountains just northeast of Yellowstone National Park lies one of Montana’s most iconic backpacking routes: the Beaten Path. Stretching about 26 miles from Cooke City to East Rosebud Lake, this thru-hike is a rite of passage for backpackers who want big alpine scenery without needing months on the trail.

In Yellowstone Country, firewood is more than fuel—it’s a timeless tradition that connects people to the land, providing warmth, meals, and a rhythm of life rooted in the mountains.

Yellowstone’s wonders don’t end at the park gates—each surrounding gateway town offers its own unforgettable hike, from alpine lakes to hidden geysers, showcasing the wild beauty that lies just beyond the borders.

If you’re looking for the perfect day trip from Livingston to Gardiner, this slow-travel checklist will guide you through a classic Montana adventure.

Scenic road trip from Cody to Yellowstone’s East Entrance, with stops for food, history, and epic views along a stunning 52-mile route.

Yellowstone Country offers a range of lodging options, from historic hotels to cozy cabins, each providing a unique way to experience the park’s stunning landscapes. Whether you prefer a lakeside retreat, a rustic wilderness escape, or a stay near iconic geysers, there’s a perfect spot for every adventurer.

If you’re craving adventure—whether it’s a relaxing stroll or a challenging climb—Yellowstone offers a hiking experience for everyone. We've gathered some of our favorite trails, each providing a unique view of the park’s iconic landscapes and wildlife. Lace-up your boots and get ready to explore the best hikes Yellowstone has to offer!