Yellowstone National Park
Definition
A national park located primarily in the U.S. state of Wyoming, with portions in Montana and Idaho, renowned as the world's first national park, established by Congress in 1872.
Famous for its geothermal wonders including the geyser Old Faithful, colorful hot springs, mud pots, and vast wilderness home to grizzly bears, wolves, bison, and elk.
Examples
Planning a trip to Yellowstone National Park means packing bear spray and a sense of adventure, because the wildlife doesn't read 'do not approach' signs.
Yellowstone National Park's Old Faithful is more reliable than my coffee maker, erupting every 90 minutes like clockwork.
Hiking in Yellowstone National Park feels like nature's version of a choose-your-own-adventure book, except the plot twists involve boiling mud pits.
Tourists flock to Yellowstone National Park each summer, turning it into a bison-filled traffic jam with geothermal pit stops.