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Wooden walkways guide visitors through the fascinating, ever-changing geothermal area. Hot, lime- and mineral-rich water bubbles to the surface and, as it flows down the slopes, deposits lime and minerals, creating the distinctive, constantly growing terraces in various colors.

West Yellowstone serves as the main entry point along the western edge of Yellowstone National Park, and it is well equipped to handle visitors. You'll find a wide range of accommodation and dining options as well as grocery stores. It's a good place to resupply for those on the Great Divide Mountain Bike Route.

The Mammoth Hot Springs Terraces are a stunning collection of cascading limestone formations created by thermal water flowing over the landscape. Their colors and constantly changing shapes make them one of Yellowstone’s most unique geothermal features.

Famous for its amazing terraces made of rock. Hot water from underground rises to the surface, bringing minerals with it. As the water cools, these minerals, mostly calcium carbonate, are left behind, building up over thousands of years into unique, stair-like formations.

The Mammoth Hot Springs Post Office in Yellowstone National Park was constructed between 1935 and 1938 and exemplifies French Renaissance Moderne architecture. Its travertine-adorned lobby features stone sourced from a quarry near the park's north entrance. Flanking the entrance are two limestone bear sculptures, added in 1941, crafted by artist Gladys Caldwell Fisher. In 1987, the Mammoth Hot Springs Post Office was listed on the National Register of Historic Places, recognized alongside 11 other Wyoming post offices built between 1908 and 1939. This designation highlights the building's architectural significance and its role in reflecting the federal government's presence during that era. The post office is still in operation and is open year-round, Monday through Friday from 8:30 am to 5 pm (excluding federal holidays). Its lobby remains accessible 24/7. It is right by the Albright Visitor Center in the Mammoth Hot Springs area.

The Yellowstone Shortline Trail is a hiking and biking trail that is built on an abandoned railway line. This section runs from West Yellowstone to the border of Idaho and is a mix of gravel and paved surfaces.

Nice pedestrian bridge over the South Fork of the Madison River. The bridge is part of the Yellowstone Shortline Trail.

One of the many highlights in Yellowstone NP. A must-see.