Yes, the stories about lines and traffic jams created by Yellowstone crowds are indeed true, as the National Park Service tallied 810,884 visits in June 2018, a slight increase over last year (803,652 visits) and below June 2016 (838,316 visits) numbers, which remains the busiest June ever in Yellowstone.
Read More »2017 Second Busiest Year on Record for Yellowstone
2017 marked the second busiest year on record for Yellowstone National Park, with nearly 4.2 million visits recorded.
Read More »September 2017 Third Busiest in Yellowstone History Despite Closures
September 2017 visitation to Yellowstone National Park was perceptibly lower than September 2016, which was the busiest on record for the park.
Read More »June 2017 Second Busiest June on Record for Yellowstone
Yellowstone National Park saw the second busiest June on record with nearly one-and-a-half million visitors to the park recorded.
Read More »May 2017 Second Busiest May on Record in Yellowstone
May 2017 was the second busiest May on record in Yellowstone National Park, with nearly 420,000 visitors reported.
Read More »August Visitation To Yellowstone Down Slightly From This Time Last Year
Contrary to expectations, Yellowstone visitation in August 2016 was down slightly from August 2015.
Read More »National Park Service Mulling Visitor Caps, Other Measures In Light Of Record Visitation
With the summer season in full swing, the National Park Service is mulling visitor caps for future seasons.
Read More »Yellowstone Visitation More Than 3 Million For Eighth Straight Year
Once again, Yellowstone visitation has topped 3 million.
Read More »October Yellowstone Visitation Surges
October was another record-setting month for Yellowstone visitation, as over 194,000 people came to the National Park — the most ever for October.
Read More »Record Visitation to Yellowtone in September 2014
It was a record-setting September, as some 571,764 recreational visitors came to Yellowstone National Park last month, an increase of 2.48 percent compared to September 2013.
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