Looking for a spring break getaway? Discover all that West Yellowstone, Montana has to offer. Enjoy comfortable and affordable lodging, delicious dining options, fresh air, no crowds, beautiful scenery, and plenty of fun activities – like the Grizzly and Wolf Discovery Center and the Yellowstone Giant Screen. There has never been a better time to visit West Yellowstone, Montana! | Visit West Yellowstone

(NEWS RELEASE) Yellowstone National Park's winter season begins Dec. 15, 2025. Annually from mid-December until mid-March, visitors can travel most of the park’s roads from the West, South, East and North entrances by approved commercially guided snowmobiles and snowcoaches and via the non-commercially guided snowmobile access program. Currently, the accumulation of snowfall on roads varies across the park. This means that visitors will be able to travel in the park, however, the type of transpo

Unplug and reconnect with nature in the serenity of winter in West Yellowstone. Grab your XC skis or snowshoes and head out on groomed trails that lead straight into Yellowstone National Park. West Yellowstone is the ideal place for all ages and fitness levels to experience days filled with adventure and nights of relaxation. http://yellowstonedestination.com/skiing-and-snowshoeing/ | Visit West Yellowstone

The wildlife are one of the things that makes Montana’s Yellowstone Country such a special place. In West Yellowstone, the Grizzly & Wolf Discovery Center provids a home for those who couldn’t survive out in the wild. This AZA Accredited, Not-For-Profit Wildlife Park and Educational Facility allows visitors to learn about the native wildlife of Montana while continually working to support the animal populations. Right now, the center is working to construct a new bear den and additional habitat,

Bison Uses RV as Giant Back Scratcher West Yellowstone, Montana — January 12, 2025 A massive bison turned a tourist's luxury motorhome into a personal grooming station on Tuesday, highlighting the unpredictable nature of wildlife encounters in the national park's surrounding areas. As winter conditions set in, the large animals often move toward roads and clearings, bringing them into close contact with parked vehicles. The striking video captures a bull bison leaning its massive weight against