Let us know any great spots you know of to see wildlife in the park! OR if you're planning a trip to Yellowstone National Park, feel free to reach out to us with any questions!
i think you nailed the number one spot - Lamar Valley. out of the 4 times i've been to Yellowstone, i've seen multiple wolves there on 3 of the trips. i've seen bears there too but you can see bears almost anywhere in the park....especially around the Tower/Roosevelt area. a lot of people mention Hayden Valley but i haven't had good luck there.
@@AdamandMadalyn was told the other day that’s there’s a den in Lamar valley, saw one in the morning then of course when I moved to a different spot was told about 6 of them were walking around right where I was!!
Thank You both for taking me to this beautiful Yellowstone, I feel like I was there too lovely video & you captured the grizzly bear properly :) big like X
Hey guys, your content and positivity are much appreciated. I'm heading to Yosemite for the first time this fall, and this is very helpful. Also glad to see how much you enjoyed Maine/Acadia, my home park ; )
Nathan, thanks for watching! Enjoy your trip to we assume Yellowstone (since that was the video you were watching). If you’re actually heading to Yosemite it’s amazing however we visited king before we started stick cameras in our faces. Yes we loved Acadia and Maine and would definitely love to go back in the near future!
@@AdamandMadalyn Whoops! I keep getting those "Y" parks mixed up. I did mean Yellowstone..but I am actually heading to both. In any case, thanks again for the content you're creating.
This is good information. I have wondered as I have watched Yellowstone videos where to see the animals as the park is so huge. Can't wait to visit in person. Thanks for sharing this!
So many amazing wildlife sightings! We've never visited Yellowstone :| It's WAY up our list for sure, and this just moved it even further up! Awesome video guys.
When my family and I visited Yellowstone National Park in the 1950s, we were waiting in line at a restaurant, when a bear decided to join us. My brother reminded me that he had turned around and the bear was right behind him. Talk about close encounters that was it for him. He told me it scared him. Thankfully the bear didn't hurt him. God bless.
Great video, thanks! If you like Grizzly Bears you should visit Alaska. Went camping in Denali National Park and saw 5 of them. We also went kayaking near Ketchikan and watched a Momma bear and two cubs catching salmon in the lake, from about 200 feet away! Also saw a Bald Eagle swoop down and catch a fish!
We can’t wait to visit Alaska, it’s the last state we need to visit! We’ll have to figure out how to best do that now that we have a little one…we almost went last summer but just couldn’t make it work. We want to go the Katmai National Park
Amazing video! I desperately want to go to Yellowstone to see all the wildlife. I will be sure to reference your video again when making the trip out there. Thanks for the information!
I would love to go to Yellowstone NP! We've thought about visiting this summer, but we're hesitant to travel by air right now (we're in North Carolina). I've heard of Geyser Basins before. We have been to Glacier National Park. That's a great place for hiking and wildlife viewing as well. New friend and follower here!
Old Faithful area is the upper geyser basin and has several predictable geysers. The lower geyser basin has a drive at firehole lake that should be seen. Norris geyser basin is a must see if you like thermals
Thanks for checking that out! Yellowstone is very unique and you won’t regret visiting! We have some of our other experiences in Yellowstone up on our channel now!
Thanks! Wolves are super elusive...but we always like to leave something to come back to, so spotting a wolf will be goal #1 the next time we’re in Yellowstone!
@@AdamandMadalyn Some people say there is a 1 in a million chance of seeing a bear in Yellowstone while others say they are quite prominent. Since I am going soon and staying about 15 mins away from Hayden valley, what chances do you think I have of seeing a bear in the northeast of Yellowstone?
@@jiteshjensondas277 I wouldn't call it 1 in a million. Last time we were in the Tetons/Yellowstone area we saw 11 bears. There are some things you can do to improve your chances. One, keep checking the valleys, and keep an eye for a clustered crowd watching something. It may be far off but nice strangers will let you use their telescope. Two, dusk and dawn are when animals are most active. Three, more days in the park means more chances! Four, keep your eyes peeled...we had an awesome encounter with a black bear at dusk and no one else was around. If you miss out on a bear in the wild you can go to the grizzly and wolf discovery center in West Yellowstone. Safe travels and good luck!
@@AdamandMadalyn 1) I am staying for 9 days so I think I have a good chance by these standards :) 2) Thank you for the tips no other youtuber replies this quickly and in such a detailed and efficient manner hats off to you
FYI: As of last year, elk are not common, only saw two during a 5 day stay (besides the herd in downtown Mammoth). Not seen in Lamar Valley at all, possibly the wolves have had in impact in recent years.
When I have visited Yellowstone, one can usually tell the type of wildlife near the road by the number of vehicles parked. For example, if there are 40 or more cars stopped, the likelihood is that the animal will probably be a bear. It's pretty easy to find wolves in Lamar Valley, especially if you have a spotting scope.
Michael, you’re absolute right, that there are mountain lions in Yellowstone! The population is pretty small and sighting are very rare...from what we can find they don’t estimate the population of Mountain Lions to be above 30 within the park. Would definitely be awesome to see!
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Let us know any great spots you know of to see wildlife in the park! OR if you're planning a trip to Yellowstone National Park, feel free to reach out to us with any questions!
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i think you nailed the number one spot - Lamar Valley. out of the 4 times i've been to Yellowstone, i've seen multiple wolves there on 3 of the trips. i've seen bears there too but you can see bears almost anywhere in the park....especially around the Tower/Roosevelt area. a lot of people mention Hayden Valley but i haven't had good luck there.
Definitely go to Lamar early in the morning at like 7 and you’ll see wolves like half the time or more in my experience (I’ve been like 10 times)
Great advice! We’ll try it next time we’re in Yellowstone!
Half the time?!?!?
They’re pretty elusive, but I have seen a wolf in the Lamar Valley before
@@AdamandMadalyn was told the other day that’s there’s a den in Lamar valley, saw one in the morning then of course when I moved to a different spot was told about 6 of them were walking around right where I was!!
Wow that’s amazing! Wolves eluded us, although Adam saw one on an earlier trip
Thank You both for taking me to this beautiful Yellowstone, I feel like I was there too lovely video & you captured the grizzly bear properly :) big like X
Thanks for the kind words! Amazing to see a grizzly in the wild! Next time we’re taking a camera with more zoom!
Take a tour the guides really are knowledgeable
Hey guys, your content and positivity are much appreciated. I'm heading to Yosemite for the first time this fall, and this is very helpful. Also glad to see how much you enjoyed Maine/Acadia, my home park ; )
Nathan, thanks for watching! Enjoy your trip to we assume Yellowstone (since that was the video you were watching). If you’re actually heading to Yosemite it’s amazing however we visited king before we started stick cameras in our faces.
Yes we loved Acadia and Maine and would definitely love to go back in the near future!
@@AdamandMadalyn Whoops! I keep getting those "Y" parks mixed up. I did mean Yellowstone..but I am actually heading to both. In any case, thanks again for the content you're creating.
Awesome! Enjoy both parks, what a year! Safe travels!
This is good information. I have wondered as I have watched Yellowstone videos where to see the animals as the park is so huge. Can't wait to visit in person. Thanks for sharing this!
You'll definitely see animals, but we want you to see all the animals you can!
So many amazing wildlife sightings! We've never visited Yellowstone :| It's WAY up our list for sure, and this just moved it even further up! Awesome video guys.
Thank you! It’s an incredible place that everyone should see once!
When my family and I visited Yellowstone National Park in the 1950s, we were waiting in line at a restaurant, when a bear decided to join us. My brother reminded me that he had turned around and the bear was right behind him. Talk about close encounters that was it for him. He told me it scared him. Thankfully the bear didn't hurt him. God bless.
Deborah, thanks for sharing! Yellowstone was probably very different, yet in a lot of ways the same in the 1950s!
Great video, thanks! If you like Grizzly Bears you should visit Alaska. Went camping in Denali National Park and saw 5 of them. We also went kayaking near Ketchikan and watched a Momma bear and two cubs catching salmon in the lake, from about 200 feet away! Also saw a Bald Eagle swoop down and catch a fish!
We can’t wait to visit Alaska, it’s the last state we need to visit! We’ll have to figure out how to best do that now that we have a little one…we almost went last summer but just couldn’t make it work. We want to go the Katmai National Park
Amazing video! I desperately want to go to Yellowstone to see all the wildlife. I will be sure to reference your video again when making the trip out there. Thanks for the information!
Thanks for the kind words!
I would love to go to Yellowstone NP! We've thought about visiting this summer, but we're hesitant to travel by air right now (we're in North Carolina). I've heard of Geyser Basins before. We have been to Glacier National Park. That's a great place for hiking and wildlife viewing as well. New friend and follower here!
Completely agreed! Haven’t been to Glacier but that’s next on the list when the road to the sun is fully open!
Old Faithful area is the upper geyser basin and has several predictable geysers. The lower geyser basin has a drive at firehole lake that should be seen. Norris geyser basin is a must see if you like thermals
Hi Adam and Madalyn, just came across your channel. Lovely couple. Yellowstone is on our bucket list. Good video, very informative.
Thanks for checking that out! Yellowstone is very unique and you won’t regret visiting! We have some of our other experiences in Yellowstone up on our channel now!
Bravo :) Amazing new video !! Thanks again for the travel :) It's been a while we want to visit Yellowstone....
Autour thank you! It’s a wonderful place!
@@AdamandMadalyn it’s look like it 😀!
Great video! Love Yellowstone! Would really like to see wolves but they are pretty elusive! Have a great day!😀
Thanks! Wolves are super elusive...but we always like to leave something to come back to, so spotting a wolf will be goal #1 the next time we’re in Yellowstone!
Great content,very informative!greeting and thanks for sharing.
Thank you for watching! So glad you enjoyed it! 😀
Go to Lamar valley. Go up slough creek. That's where you'll see wolves.
Another great video 😁 we can't wait to get out of this lockdown and start vlogging again 📸.
We hear you! We’re hoping for the vaccines to be effective ASAP!
@@AdamandMadalyn 💯💯💯 we were lucky to get away for a couple of months to film a few vlogs but now were home stuck 😢 praying to get away ASAP too 🙏🏻
@@FinMeg We believe it will come true!
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wow so beautiful NP, really want to visit there.
Put it on the list!
@@AdamandMadalyn it is in our bucket list, but right now not a good timing
Understood!
I am going to Yellowstone in 2 weeks ... the wait feels LIKE ETERNITY!
You’ll love it, amazing place!
@@AdamandMadalyn Some people say there is a 1 in a million chance of seeing a bear in Yellowstone while others say they are quite prominent. Since I am going soon and staying about 15 mins away from Hayden valley, what chances do you think I have of seeing a bear in the northeast of Yellowstone?
@@jiteshjensondas277 I wouldn't call it 1 in a million. Last time we were in the Tetons/Yellowstone area we saw 11 bears. There are some things you can do to improve your chances.
One, keep checking the valleys, and keep an eye for a clustered crowd watching something. It may be far off but nice strangers will let you use their telescope. Two, dusk and dawn are when animals are most active. Three, more days in the park means more chances! Four, keep your eyes peeled...we had an awesome encounter with a black bear at dusk and no one else was around.
If you miss out on a bear in the wild you can go to the grizzly and wolf discovery center in West Yellowstone.
Safe travels and good luck!
@@AdamandMadalyn
1) I am staying for 9 days so I think I have a good chance by these standards :)
2) Thank you for the tips no other youtuber replies this quickly and in such a detailed and efficient manner hats off to you
Glad to do it, enjoy your trip Jitesh!
FYI: As of last year, elk are not common, only saw two during a 5 day stay (besides the herd in downtown Mammoth). Not seen in Lamar Valley at all, possibly the wolves have had in impact in recent years.
I went there in June of last year and saw lots of bison and deer, but no bears.
Evan, that’s too bad! Hopefully you saw some other stuff like Moose?
we went a couple years ago and were lucky to see some bears brown and black. But no wolves or moose.
WHERE? I’m here now I just saw a young grizzly at Hayden valley
When I have visited Yellowstone, one can usually tell the type of wildlife near the road by the number of vehicles parked. For example, if there are 40 or more cars stopped, the likelihood is that the animal will probably be a bear. It's pretty easy to find wolves in Lamar Valley, especially if you have a spotting scope.
Great advice Martin! Thanks for sharing!
You can got to west Yellowstone,visit the tavern's lotsa wild life there,dance the hoochie Koo ,respect the animals they are beautiful n can hurt you
We hear that!
You must have binoculars. A sporting scope is awesome when on animals
Great advice George! A sporting scope is definitely recommended on a trip to Yellowstone!
It’s my feeling that if anyone thinks, “Awww, it’s just an elk.” shouldn’t be in a park. Mostly because those are the people driving 60 mph.
I would love too see a mountain lion. surprise that was not on the list to see.
Michael, you’re absolute right, that there are mountain lions in Yellowstone! The population is pretty small and sighting are very rare...from what we can find they don’t estimate the population of Mountain Lions to be above 30 within the park. Would definitely be awesome to see!