Top 5 Tips for Visiting Yellowstone This

SummerUse these helpful tips provided by Wholesale Inventory

Network when traveling to Yellowstone National Park over the summer.

Plan ahead This time of year is the

most popular because visitors can avoid

closures, are able to access much if not the

entire park, can see wild animals roaming and

avoid harsh conditions present in other seasons.  Visitors looking to make

the most of their vacations here need to

know that nearby resorts book up quickly.  Guided tours, horseback riding

trips and wagon rides also require advance

reservations.

See some less popular sights While Old Faithful and Mammoth Hot Springs are top destinations not to be

missed, there are many other notable sights.  Check out Yellowstone Lake, Natural Bridge, Hayden Valley, Pelican Valley, Gibbon Falls, Firehole River, Norris Geyser Basin, Roaring Mountain and the Virginia Cascades.

Pack necessities While there are shops in

and around the park, goods may be offered at

premium prices and selection can be

slim.  Wholesale Inventory Network notes, the

weather fluctuates greatly here even during the

summer.  High temperatures may be in the 80s and lows can fall below freezing.  Summer thunderstorms are also a common occurrence, so be sure to bring those

raincoats!

Tread lightly When visiting a natural environment

like Yellowstone, travel responsibly.  Bag and dispose of

any trash properly to keep the park looking beautiful.  Follow the park rules, especially those pertaining to

animals.  The wildlife here may be

stunning, but these animals are indeed

wild and can be very dangerous when they

feel threatened.

Don’t forget Grand Teton Since it is so close to Yellowstone, Wholesale Inventory Network advises

stopping by neighboring Grand Teton National Park.  This amazing place is filled with photo opportunities and things to do.