Spring

Follow the thaw.

Winter

Spring

Summer

Fall

Quiet. Wild. And just waking up.

Time it right and catch the moment winter finally lets go. Newborn bison (“red dogs”) exploring near boardwalks. The Gallatin National surging back to life. Trails where snow and sunshine perfectly collide. In West, the thaw is the adventure.

Blink and you’ll miss it. But if you’re here, it’s an experience you won’t forget.

BISON
Calves

0°F

AVERAGE HIGH
Temperature

WATERWAYS
Nearby

ANNUAL
Visitors

MILES OF
Biking Trails

Awaken the Wild.

In the Park or in the mountains. Take spring head on and be the first to catch nature’s big show.

Biking

Historic, scenic, family-friendly. Jump on bike trails right from town.

Fly Fishing

Cast a line. World-class fishing doesn’t get any closer.

Grizzly & Wolf Discovery Center

Grizzlies. Wolves. Otters. Wildlife encounters, guaranteed.

Hiking

Untouched wilderness. Towering peaks. This is the backcountry!

Horseback Riding

Saddle up and live the West one cowboy trail at a time.

Wildlife Watching

Spot elk, bison, and bears during spring’s wild surge.

Spring

Yellowstone National Park

Discover Yellowstone

Step in early and the park is yours. Bike car-free roads from mid-March to mid-April. Watch bears emerge and baby wildlife taking on new terrain. Catch misty—and uncrowded—views of Grand Prismatic Spring and Old Faithful. This isn’t shoulder season. It’s Yellowstone in transition.

Plan Your Spring Adventure.

How to Experience the Best Wildlife Watching in West Yellowstone

An Insider’s Guide to Angling in West Yellowstone

The Top 7 Hikes Outside of Yellowstone National Park

How to Plan the Perfect West Yellowstone Couple’s Weekend Getaway

48 Hours in West Yellowstone: How to Make the Most out of an Outdoorsy Weekend

The Insider’s Edge Spring Lodging

The Wild is Out There.

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