Fall Snowstorm Turns Yellowstone National Park Into A Winter Wonderland

A fall snowstorm gusted through the Yellowstone National Park in Wyoming on late Thursday and early Friday, creating a magical experience for visitors. The incoming of the snowstorm felt like a winter wonderland for tourists who had visited to get a glimpse of the bison and enjoy the white scenic beauty of the park, according to USA Today. There were some visitors who queued for an hour to see the park covered in snow. Several visitors also went into restricted areas to take a glance at the herd of elk from a distance. The Old Faithful was also surrounded by visitors who were expecting to watch an eruption in the chilly weather. A tourist from Southern California said, "Wasn't it beautiful all covered in snow?" as she clicked a photo in front of the park sign after their trip, as reported by USA Today. The snow started melting in the areas having a warmer temperature and by afternoon, much of the snow had melted.

About The Yellowstone National ParkThe Yellowstone National Park which is located in the United States is the world's first national park that houses over 1350 plant species and more than 60 animal species. Spread over 2.2 million acres, it presents a vast range of wildlife, plantation, geothermal areas and geological wonders like Yellowstone River's Grand Canyon. Peak Months To Visit Yellowstone National ParkThe peak season in the Yellowstone National Park begins from late April and extends till mid- September. The months of May, June , July and August bring the highest number of tourists in the park. Activities That Can Be Enjoyed There are several activities that can be enjoyed on a trip to the Yellowstone National Park. The activities can be enjoyed in September when temperature is warm and the park doesn't attract many visitors. Some of the popular activities are:*Fishing*Backpacking*Wildlife Spotting*Camping