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Wake up early and make the 90-minute drive to the park's north entrance. Once you're inside the park, head straight to Mammoth Hot Springs, which is one of the most unique geological features in the park. Take a walk around the boardwalks and marvel at the colorful terraces and bubbling hot springs.

After Mammoth Hot Springs, drive south to Norris Geyser Basin, which is the hottest geyser basin in the park. Here you'll see steam vents, hot springs, and geysers, including the world-famous Steamboat Geyser.

End your day with a visit to the Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone, which features a stunning waterfall and colorful canyon walls. For dinner, head to the historic Lake Yellowstone Hotel Dining Room for a fancy meal with a view.

Today is all about wildlife watching. Start your day with a sunrise hike or drive through Lamar Valley, which is known as the "American Serengeti" due to its abundance of wildlife. Look out for bison, elk, wolves, and bears.

After Lamar Valley, head to Hayden Valley, which is another prime spot for wildlife viewing. You can also take a short hike to the Yellowstone River Picnic Area for a scenic lunch break.

End your day with a soak in the Boiling River, a natural hot spring where hot water from a thermal feature mixes with the cold water of the Gardner River. Be sure to bring a bathing suit and towel!

Today you'll explore the park's famous geysers. Start with an early morning visit to Old Faithful, which is the most famous geyser in the park and erupts approximately every 90 minutes.

After Old Faithful, head to the Upper Geyser Basin to see other geysers such as Castle, Grand, and Daisy. You can also take a hike to Mystic Falls or Biscuit Basin.

End your day with a visit to the West Thumb Geyser Basin, which features geysers and hot springs right on the shore of Yellowstone Lake. For dinner, try the Lake Lodge Cafeteria for some casual dining.

Today is your last day in the park, so make the most of it! Start with a visit to the Mammoth Hot Springs again, this time taking a different trail or boardwalk to see a different perspective.

After Mammoth Hot Springs, head to the Tower-Roosevelt area of the park, which is less crowded and features some great hiking trails. You can also visit the Lamar Buffalo Ranch or the historic Roosevelt Lodge.

End your day with a sunset drive through the park, taking in the stunning views and saying goodbye to this amazing place.