Wyoming & Montana Road Trip Itinerary
+ Top Attractions

Grand Teton National Park is located just below Yellowstone and is centered around the incredibly gorgeous and massive Teton Mountains, which tower above many beautiful lakes. The park hosts a vast a mount of wildlife (very similar to Yellowstone) which you're extremely likely to encounter along the forested trails. Just south of Grand Teton National Park is the largest city near the park, Jackson, Wyoming.

Yellowstone's beauty is so great that it was the first national park established in the world and is also a UNESCO world heritage site. This vast park sits at a very high elevation averaging about 8,000 feet (2,450 m) and is centered around an enormous supervolcano, which is what creates the many well-known geothermal features of Yellowstone such as geysers, hot spring pools, boiling pots, and much more.

Yellowstone is a breathtaking landscape of dense forests, lush meadows, canyons, lakes, and waterfalls filled with a large diversity of wildlife such as deer, bison, elk, bears, wolves, moose, mountain goats, and much more. When visiting the park you're guaranteed to see many wild animals.

Glacier National Park is located along the remote Rocky Mountains of Northern Montana, just south of the Canadian border. Within the park you'll find vast forests, towering mountains, beautiful glacial lakes, and many glaciers. The park also hosts an incredible diversity and abundance of wild animals and is an excellent place for wildlife viewing.