American hiker Andrew McGowan and Taiwanese student Shallen Yu spent one glorious day together eating ice cream, star gazing ...

This is where Artist Point comes in. Taken together, the canyon, the river, and the falls create a singular viewpoint that arguably exceeds any other found in an American national park.

But further inside the park's borders, you'll find the Grand Canyon of Yellowstone. This 1,000-foot-deep formation is also an essential thing to see even if you only have one day in Yellowstone .

MAMMOTH HOT SPRINGS, WY — The parking lot, trail and boardwalks at Artists Paintpots in Yellowstone National Park is temporarily closed for repairs. The area is south of Norris Junction in the ...

Yellowstone tourists were sent running after a small hydrothermal explosion sent boiling water, steam and debris flying over a boardwalk in the national park's Biscuit Basin.

In addition to the lookout points, there are several hiking trails. From the top-ranked and easy Artist Point, ... #2 in Yellowstone National Park. Visitor Information Address: Center Loop Road.

Guide-turned-artist Bryn Merrell joins a legacy of painters, photographers, poets, and other creatives who have been touched by the country’s first national park ...

From the top-ranked and easy Artist Point, a 0.2-mile accessible, paved trail, to the equally scenic Brink of the Lower Falls Trail, a 0.7-mile out-and-back moderate trail with a 265-foot ascent ...

To show water cascading to the base of Tower Falls, Yellowstone Park's first photographer, William Henry Jackson, prepared his camera's light-sensitive glass plates in a tent near the top of ...

Photographed on July 22, 2014 in Yellowstone National Park, WY. ... a liquid-like gas that forms after water exceeds its critical point of 374 degrees Celsius -- and porous rock.

Also accompanying them was a young artist named Thomas Moran and a photographer. For the first time, ... attendance at Yellowstone National Park quadrupled from 189,000 to 807,000.

A large explosion sent visitors running down the boardwalk of one of Yellowstone National Park's famed thermal pools on Tuesday as boiling water, mud, rocks and steam spewed high into the air.