Things to do in West Yellowstone

The busiest gateway to Yellowstone's geothermal wonders offers direct access to Old Faithful and Grand Prismatic Spring. Enter early morning to spot elk and bison along the scenic Madison River Valley.

This wildlife sanctuary houses grizzly bears, wolves, and other animals unable to survive in the wild. Observe these magnificent creatures in naturalistic habitats while learning about conservation efforts.

Renowned for exceptional stillwater trout fishing, Hebgen Lake offers a serene Montana escape against mountain backdrops. Reserve lakeside campsites early for prime access to abundant rainbow trout.

This charming park offers a peaceful retreat in the heart of West Yellowstone. Enjoy a picnic beneath the pines or let children explore the playground equipment after a day of wilderness adventures.

Conquer the skies near Yellowstone at this thrilling aerial adventure park. Navigate four ziplines and 49 challenge elements up to 50 feet high while enjoying self-paced exploration perfect for all skill levels.

Experience Yellowstone's wonders on a six-story screen with thundering 12,000-watt surround sound. The theater's signature film reveals the park's geology, wildlife, and cultural significance.

Housed in the historic Union Pacific Depot, this museum displays Yellowstone's transport evolution through vintage vehicles and artefacts showing how visitors have accessed America's first national park since the 1800s.

This intimate West Yellowstone theatre has delighted families with interactive performances since 1964. Arrive early to enjoy the pre-show entertainment and save room for their famous homemade fudge at intermission.