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There is easily a week’s worth of stuff to do at YNP. Spend time in the Lamar valley for wildlife sightings and admiring the expanse, continue and drive up the bear tooth highway looping back via chief Joseph way to lake Yellowstone village, do a small hike (storm point) there and spend time soaking in the views, go up to mammoth for the geysers, hike the Bunsen peak, go upto Hayden valley to catch some cell signal while waiting for the wolves to cross. Tetons are also just exceptional but don’t miss out the delights from YNP.
You MUST see the grand prismatic.
Go trout fishing. Also you get a map as you enter it has all the notable things in it. The waterfalls are worth checking out.
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Nothing really TBH. We were there 3 weeks back. OF is pretty mush all there is, can walk around west thumb, to walk around multiple hot water geysers. All in, a good experience, but not much. Spend some time at Grand Teton, beautiful. Stay at Teton Village if you can.
Lol, “nothing really” to Yellowstone??? Was all you did revolving around the touristy areas that you can drive to and visit 10 minutes from the car?
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There’s a ton of beautiful hiking, especially in the northern part of the park in Lamar Valley and around Mammoth Hot Springs! Feel free to DM me for specific hikes! My favorites are Slough Creek and Pebble Creek
I'm from Montana and highly recommend Cooke city and the Beartooth pass. On the other side is Red Lodge, a quaint little town!