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Wake up early and head to Yellowstone National Park to witness the famous Old Faithful Geyser erupt in all its glory. Afterward, drive through Hayden Valley , a prime spot for wildlife viewing.

Visit the Grand Prismatic Spring , the largest hot spring in the United States and one of the most beautiful natural wonders in Yellowstone. Take a hike through the Fountain Paint Pot area, which features a variety of geothermal features like mud pots and geysers.

Stay in one of the park's lodges and enjoy a meal at the Old Faithful Inn, a historic hotel that features stunning views of the geyser.

Take a drive through Lamar Valley , one of the best places in Yellowstone to spot wildlife like bison, elk, and wolves. Afterward, visit the Mammoth Hot Springs , a series of terraced hot springs that offer stunning views of the surrounding mountains.

Explore the geothermal wonders of the Mud Volcano Area , which features hot springs, mud pots, and fumaroles. Be sure to visit Norris Geyser Basin , which is home to some of the park's most active geysers and hot springs.

End your day with a visit to the Yellowstone Upper Falls , a stunning waterfall that drops 109 feet into the Yellowstone River. Stay at one of the park's lodges and enjoy dinner at the Roosevelt Lodge Dining Room, which serves up classic Western fare.

Take a scenic drive along the Grand Loop Road , which offers stunning views of the park's geothermal features, wildlife, and landscapes. Stop for a picnic lunch along the Firehole River , a popular spot for fishing and swimming.

Visit the Yellowstone Petrified Tree , a unique geological feature that is millions of years old. Be sure to stop by the Black Sand Basin , which features colorful hot springs and geysers.

End your day with a visit to the Castle Geyser , one of the park's most impressive geysers. Stay at one of the park's lodges and enjoy dinner at the Lake Yellowstone Hotel Dining Room, which features stunning views of the lake.

Take a leisurely hike through the Lamar Valley , taking in the stunning views of the mountains and wildlife. Afterward, drive to the park's west entrance and stop for a picnic lunch along the Madison River.

Visit the Fountain Paint Pot area again and take a different hiking trail to explore the area's geothermal features. Be sure to stop by the Norris Geyser Basin again to see the geysers and hot springs in a different light.

End your trip with a visit to the Castle Geyser again to see it erupt at sunset. Stay in West Yellowstone and enjoy dinner at the Branch Restaurant & Bar, which offers a variety of classic American dishes with a modern twist.