Yellowstone National Park Honeymoon
It may not be a creative
choice, but it's the world's first national park and it's also a
World Heritage site.
It's pretty spectacular: the remnant of a massive ancient
volcano, Yellowstone is home to mountains, canyons, geysers, colorful hot springs,
sulphur cauldrons, mud pots, hundreds of waterfalls, unusual lakes,
petrified trees, archaeological sites, and wildlife. Not
surprisingly, this is one of the most visited parks in the U.S.
National Park System. To avoid the crowds, consider backcountry
camping (permit required) or visiting during the off-season (fall,
winter, and spring).
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| The terraces formed by Minerva Spring
are constantly changing. NPS Photo. |
Morning Glory Pool in the Upper Geyser
Basin. NPS Photo. |
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Cost
The entrance fee for Yellowstone
National Park is $20 for a seven-day pass; campsites cost between
$10-$17 per night; RV sites cost $31 per night; lodging fees range from
$39-$405 per night. Lodging reservations are accepted a year in advance.
These fees were accurate as of March 2004.
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| Hiking Yellowstone's backcountry is
one way to escape the crowds. NPS Photo. |
Yellowstone National Park
The official site.
Yellowstone National Park at TripAdvisor
Read advice on visiting the park from
dozens of visitors, including where to stay and what to do.
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Your honeymoon story
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your honeymoon or other travel)? We'd love to hear about your experience
so we can share it with others . . . just
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Last Updated:
September 07, 2007
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