Things to do in Park County
Explore top experiences
Top 10 attractions in Park County
Lamar Valley
Lamar Valley is located in the northeast of Yellowstone Park. It is the gathering place of bison, deer, wolves and grizzly bears. Friends who like animals cannot miss it. In Lamar Valley, bison and deer are more common, there are also herds of antelope, and it takes patience to see wolves and grizzly bears. Here, a telescope is an essential piece of equipment. This area is rolling hills, meandering rivers, fragrant grasslands, and charming scenery of rolling mountains, rivers and valleys.Park County · 60.4 km from downtown
Hayden Valley
This area is on the edge of the Yellowstone crater, north of the east side of the park. It is an open grassland with relatively little geothermal activity. Because of the rivers and lush water and grass, it is one of the areas with more wild animals in Yellowstone Park. The main animals are bison, elk, black bears, brown bears and coyotes. Newborn red deer and bison can be seen in spring and early summer, and wolves may be seen in July-August. Wild ducks, pelicans and other birds are often seen in the Yellowstone River. There are viewing points along the road, and there are often many tourists watching the animals with binoculars.Park County · 79 km from downtown
Roosevelt Lodge Cabins
To the northeast of Yellowstone Park is the Roosevelt District, known for its rounded mountains, which preserves the natural landscape of the Old West and the Bannack Trail, which was dug by the ancient Indians. The Roosevelt area is ideal for horseback riding or stagecoach tours, with herds of bighorn deer and bison everywhere, trout swarming in clear streams, sagebrush, Douglas fir, and more on the rounded hills. Sage-covered hills and forest road.Park County · 80 km from downtown
Lower Falls of the Yellowstone
The Lower Waterfall Scenic Spot is located to the east of Canyon Village and is formed by the erosion of softer rocks by the Yellowstone River. The waterfall has a lot of water, and the drop of 308 feet (about 94 meters) forms a very spectacular sight. For viewing, you can choose observation points such as Lookout/RedRock/Artist or the LowerFalls and SouthRim trails. The best place to watch the waterfall is at Artist Point.Park County · 82.2 km from downtown
Jackson Lake
Lake Jackson is located in the north of Grand Teton Park. It is a natural lake with a higher altitude in the United States, located at an altitude of more than 2,000 meters. Later, because of the construction of the Jackson Dam, Jackson Lake was further expanded and widened. This is the only way from Salt Lake City to Yellowstone Park. You can see the reflection of the snow-capped mountains on the lake, which is very beautiful.United States · Teton County
Fishing Bridge
The Fishing Bridge spans the Yellowstone River and is the exit of Yellowstone Lake. Watch wild trout jumping in LeHardys Rapids and spawning against the current every June and July on the way to the Fishing Bridge. There is a visitor center at the Fishing Bridge, which focuses on bird exhibitions. Note that the fishing bridge is not for fishing, it is just a good place to watch fish.Teton County · 74.2 km from Park County
Schwabacher Landing
SchwabachersLanding is recognized as the best place to shoot the sunrise at Grand Teton. Here you can watch the rising sun fall on the Grand Teton Peak, and the calm Snake River reflects the soft moments of the magnificent mountain in the warm glow. The river here is very calm, and you can take a beautiful reflection of the snow-capped mountains. With any luck, you might even spot beavers in the Snake River.United States · Teton County
Yellowstone River
The Yellowstone River is the main source of the Missouri River, a famous river in the Americas, with a total length of 1,114 kilometers. It originates from the Yount Mountain in Yellowstone National Park, flows into Yellowstone Lake at Thorofare Valley, flows out at the Fishing Bridge, and goes north through LeHardy. 'sRapids, flowing slowly through the Haydn Valley. After that, the river became turbulent, forming up and down waterfalls. The journey north of the Yellowstone River has carved two colorful canyons - the Yellowstone Grand Canyon and the Yellowstone Black Canyon. It enters the Missouri River in North Dakota, passes through the Mississippi River, and finally flows into the Atlantic Ocean in the Gulf of Mexico. It is a very long river without dams in the continental United States. After receiving a large tributary, the Lamar River, the Yellowstone River flows into Montana through the Black Canyon.United States · Yellowstone County
Black Sand Basin
The Black Sand Basin in the Upper Geyser District has a series of gem-like geysers and colorful springs, of which the Emerald Pool is a rich and prestigious spring with emerald, green, orange, and yellow colors. Wait, a bit of Grand Prismatic Spring style. Milky Pool is another famous spring, the center of the spring is blue, the surrounding is milky white, and there are a lot of dead trees around it. The colorful springs here have their own characteristics and are very beautiful.United States · Teton County
Mormon Row
The MormonRow attraction is actually a dilapidated barn located north of the intersection of MormonRowRd and AntelopeFlatsRd, which is said to be hundreds of years old. But the scenery here is absolutely beyond your imagination. Reflecting the rising sun, this uniquely shaped old barn stands in front of the majestic Grand Teton peaks, surrounded by desolate grasslands, the picture is like a classic A true portrayal of the wild and desolate American West, it has also become a favorite location for many photographers.United States · Teton County
Experiences you can't miss in Park County
Featured Day tours in Park County
View all Day tours
FromTWD 7,571
FromTWD 7,327
FromTWD 7,571
5.0/5
· 74 reviewsFree cancellation
Book now for tomorrow
74 consecutive positive reviews
5% off
Limited-time sale
FromTWD 11,922TWD 12,550
4.9/5
· 32 reviewsFree cancellation
96.9% of travelers recommend
FromTWD 22,843
Featured SIM card in Park County
View all SIM card
4.5/5
· 3.1k reviews· 121.5k bookedFree cancellation
Book now for today
Fast-selling Wi-Fi & SIM cards
50% off
Limited-time sale
FromTWD 3TWD 6
4.5/5
· 954 reviews· 35.7k bookedFree cancellation
Book now for today
1.092k bookings in 7 days
50% off
Limited-time sale
FromTWD 4TWD 8
4.5/5
· 1.5k reviews· 42.5k bookedFree cancellation
Book now for today
864 bookings in 7 days
50% off
Limited-time sale
FromTWD 3TWD 6
4.5/5
· 191 reviews· 4.7k bookedBook now for today
305 bookings in 7 days
FromTWD 415
4.6/5
· 719 reviews· 21.2k bookedFree cancellation
Book now for today
90.4% of travelers recommend
50% off
Limited-time sale
FromTWD 3TWD 6
4.2/5
· 201 reviews· 3.9k bookedFree cancellation
Book now for today
106 bookings in 7 days
6% off
Limited-time sale
FromTWD 45TWD 48
4.4/5
· 741 reviews· 16.6k bookedFree cancellation
Book now for today
414 bookings in 7 days
50% off
Limited-time sale
FromTWD 4TWD 8
4.6/5
· 291 reviews· 8k bookedFree cancellation
Book now for today
524 bookings in 7 days
50% off
Limited-time sale
FromTWD 3TWD 6
More ways to travel from Park County
Private Tours in Park County
View More Private Tours in Park County
Group Tours in Park County
View More Group Tours in Park County
Free things to do in Park County
Lamar Valley
Park County · 60.4 km from downtownHayden Valley
Park County · 79 km from downtownRoosevelt Lodge Cabins
Park County · 80 km from downtownLower Falls of the Yellowstone
Park County · 82.2 km from downtownJackson Lake
United States · Teton CountyFishing Bridge
Teton County · 74.2 km from Park CountySchwabacher Landing
United States · Teton CountyYellowstone River
United States · Yellowstone CountyBlack Sand Basin
United States · Teton CountyMormon Row
United States · Teton County
What travelers say about Park County
cizhen21 November 2019
5.0
Lamar Valley is a scenic spot in Yellowstone Park. Yellowstone Park is really big, and it contains almost all kinds of attractions, including hot springs, animals, and green lawns like Lamar Valley. You can also see some wild animals on the lawn, such as big bears.
Lamar Valley
魔女锦鲤8 September 2019
4.0
The most unmissable waterfall in Yellowstone Park, the waterfall has a huge drop of 94 meters, a lot of water flow, and is extremely spectacular. This is also a must-visit place in Yellowstone Park. There are upper and lower waterfalls here. After visiting the lower waterfall, you can go to the upper waterfall. It is recommended to come in the morning when the sun is just right and the waterfall is particularly cool. The river water of the waterfall is refracted by the sun. If you are lucky, you can see a rainbow.
Lower Falls of the Yellowstone
我要去看世界呀13 September 2019
5.0
There are a series of glacier-formed lakes in the eastern part of the park, with Jackson Lake being the largest. Several roads run from north to south, with views of glaciers nestling in canyons, lakes reflecting the blue sky, waterfalls cascading, and streams flowing.
Jackson Lake
?
17 July 2014
5.0
This old attraction in Yellowstone National Park is said to have once yielded a good catch. Now, it's just a tourist attraction. The views from both sides of the bridge are breathtaking, with the blue sky, snow-capped mountains, and the mirror-like lake surface. It's a truly breathtaking spot.
Fishing Bridge
palettes_ny13 July 2022
4.0
As soon as I saw the picture, I added it to my check-in list without hesitation. And unlike the zip code coordinates of other attractions, when I searched for the barn, the geographical location was clearly marked. It was also easy to drive along the way following the navigation. When driving, you have to turn from the main road into Antelope Flats Road to get there. The houses next to it seem to be still inhabited. The weather was very good when I came here, and the snow-capped mountains behind the barns were in full view. Each barn has a different color, revealing a sense of the times, and paired with the snow-capped mountains and lawns, it is very photogenic.
Mormon Row
