Winter camping in a quinzhee in Yellowstone’s backcountry: On a scale of 9-10, how much fun does this sound to you? Learn more about winter backcountry camping in the park: nps.gov/yell/planyourv…

Two questions: What is your favorite geyser? And, why is it Beehive? People have strong opinions about their favorite geysers, it’s almost like rooting for your favorite team. Which geyser are you rooting for when you come to Yellowstone? #VolcanoWeek

Telephoto lenses aren't only good for wildlife. Please keep at least 238,855 miles from the moon at all times. #GiveTheMoonRoomUseYourZoom

鹿部町なの！ #羊飼いしゃん

Roads to Canyon Village and Old Faithful area open this Friday from the North and West entrances, weather permitting. Where you headed to first? Details at: go.nps.gov/yellroads

Did you know that spending just 30 minutes per day outdoors can improve your overall health? To make the most of your outdoor experiences during a Yellowstone visit, be sure to plan ahead by checking out the NPS app or our park website: nps.gov/yell/planyourv… #WorldHealthDay

Internet vs. reality first day of spring Yellowstone edition! Winter’s certainly loosening its grip, but most of the park is still inaccessible as crews plow 250 miles of roads in three months to prepare for summer! go.nps.gov/YellRoads

Have you ever filled a water bottle in Yellowstone or asked a park ranger a question. If so, you have an engineer to thank. National Park Service engineers work hard building housing for that park ranger to live in and improving water, and waste-water systems. #EngineersWeek

【5/25(土)鹿部】 鹿部うまいもの祭りに出演決定！ 今回作った「NEVER END 間歇泉」の初お披露目を この日にやります！ 当日は、しかべ間歇泉発見100周年記念式典もあります 11:00〜出演 そして、うまいもん祭りは13:00〜出演 この日は2回出演します しろっぷも出演！

If you want to drive a personal vehicle in the park this winter, you’ll need to come to the North Entrance in Gardiner, MT - it’s the only road open to regular vehicles in winter. From there, you can drive to Mammoth Hot Springs, Lamar Valley, and Silver Gate/Cooke City.

Continuing our countdown of favorite photos from 2023 with No. 7: Snake Hot Springs living up to its name as it steams and snakes its way through a meadow.

As if waiting for Yellowstone National Park’s birthday week, Steamboat Geyser erupted before dawn on Monday of this week (the 26th of February). It was 57 days since its last eruption, which happened on December 30th.

Dear Yellowstone, May your geysers erupt in celebration like champagne corks popping in joy! You're not old—you're in your prime geological years. Age is only a number, especially when you're a timeless wonder! #Happy152Yellowstone