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Yellowstone Caldera

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Yellowstone Caldera is a massive depression that was formed by a volcanic eruption that happened about 640,000 years ago. This giga…

Highlights

The hottest geyser basin in the park

The yellowstone caldera is a massive volcano located in yellowstone national park

20 miles (32 km) long, more than 1,000 feet

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Protect Yourself and Others. Consistent with CDC guidance, visitors to Yellowstone National Park, regardless of vaccination status or community transmission levels, are required to wear a mask indoors…

Expect Crowding, Traffic, and Delays. Millions of people visit Yellowstone in summer. Traffic, wildlife along and on roads, and road construction often make drive times longer than expected.

Fire Danger. The park is very dry and just a spark could ignite a wildfire. Be responsible with fire this season.

Drive and Park Responsibly. Observe posted speed limits and use pullouts to watch wildlife, take pictures, and let other cars pass.

Stay on Boardwalks. People have been severely injured or killed by breaking through the thin ground in thermal basins or falling into hot springs.

Wildlife are Dangerous. People have been injured or killed by bears, bison, and elk. Always maintain a minimum of 25 yards (23 m) from all wildlife and 100 yards (91 m) from bears and wolves.

Connectivity is Limited. Don't be surprised if you can't receive calls or texts, even in the few areas you have cell reception.

Most Park Camping and Lodging is Reserved and Full. No camping or overnight vehicle parking is allowed in pullouts, parking areas, picnic grounds, or any place other than a designated campground.

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