Yellowstone in the winter is a completely different experience than in the summer. Only a small part of the park is open to vehicles. To see the rest of the park, you need a snowmobile, or you'll need to book a tour on a snow coach. You will also want to have good gear, dinner reservations, equipment rentals, and more. Thanks for watching.
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Time Stamp:
0:00 Introduction
0:20 Two Yellowstone's in Winter
1:10 Different Crowds
1:46 Geysers
2:10 Have Good Gear
2:45 Dinner Reservations
3:10 Coordinating Services
3:40 Rentals
4:13 Wonderland Cafe
4:27 Scopes
5:26 Yellowstone Hot Springs
6:00 Solitude
6:38 Bison Hunt
7:21 No Car Needed
8:13 Cold!
