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A view of Yellowstone Falls in Yellowstone National ParkA view of Yellowstone Falls in Yellowstone National Park

Discover the Waterfalls of Yellowstone

Truly Breathtaking – Inspiring Artists and Visitors Alike

Yellowstone National Park is home to some of the most spectacular waterfalls in the country, drawing visitors from around the globe. Among these natural wonders, the Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone is a striking canyon that showcases the dramatic beauty of the park. Carved by the Yellowstone River, this stunning landmark stretches over 20 miles and boasts vibrant hues of yellow, orange, and red. At its heart, you’ll find the Upper Yellowstone Falls, plunging 110 feet, and the Lower Yellowstone Falls, cascading an impressive 308 feet—one of the tallest in North America (and if you ask us, the most beautiful). These powerful waterfalls not only create a stunning visual spectacle but also contribute to the park’s rich ecosystem and vibrant wildlife.

Exploring Yellowstone Falls In Summer

Visiting Yellowstone’s waterfalls during the warm summer months is an adventure filled with vibrant sights and sounds. The warm weather transforms the park into a lush, green paradise, and the roaring waterfalls become a centerpiece of summer exploration. Whether you’re hiking along the trails that offer breathtaking viewpoints or capturing the perfect photo of the waterfalls against a bright blue sky, summer is an exhilarating time to experience Yellowstone’s natural beauty.

The Lower Falls viewpoint is a must see, where visitors can marvel at the falls’ dramatic plunge into the canyon below. The nearby and aptly named Artist Point offers one of the most iconic views of the Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone, inspiring countless artists and photographers alike. One look at the falls from this vantage point and you’ll understand why photographers and painters seek this spot out.

Yellowstone Falls in summer

Visiting Yellowstone Falls In Winter

In winter, Yellowstone’s waterfalls transform into an awe-inspiring frozen wonderland. The cascading waters create stunning ice formations, and the surrounding landscape is blanketed in snow, offering a serene and magical experience.

Winter visits to the waterfalls of Yellowstone provide a unique opportunity to witness the park’s beauty without the crowds. The Upper and Lower Yellowstone Falls are particularly enchanting in this season, with frozen edges that highlight their power and majesty. Our Yellowstone Vacation Tours Winter Snowcoach Tour offers a comfortable way to explore this winter paradise, including stops at the waterfalls where you can appreciate the stunning scenery while learning about the park’s unique geology and wildlife.

Two snowmobilers taking a break in front of Yellowstone Falls in winter

Exterior view of the Explorer Cabins at Yellowstone in West Yellowstone, MT

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