MAMMOTH HOT SPRINGS, Wyo. — If you’re planning a visit to Yellowstone National Park over the Fourth of July, park officials urge you to plan ahead and follow safety guidelines.
With summer being the busiest season, visitors should expect delays, high fire danger, and increased wildlife activity.
Fireworks are prohibited, and campfires must be fully extinguished.
Stay on boardwalks in thermal areas, give wildlife plenty of space, and drive responsibly.
For up-to-date road conditions and safety alerts, visit the park’s website or text 82190 to 888-777.
