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Yellowstone Park

Summertime in Yellowstone Park can be hot — and the best way to cool off is to douse yourself in some cold water.
So if you’re planning a Yellowstone vacation for the warm months, you’ll definitely want to plan a whitewater rafting trip down one of those blue squiggly lines on the map.

Be Prepared - It’s important that you’re ready when you hit the water — and the biggest rule in whitewater rafting in Yellowstone Park is that you’ll most certainly get wet. Follow these three rules — along with the rules of your outfitter — and you’ll have the time of your life.
1. Don’t wear something that’s not comfortable or that won’t hold up wet. Opt for a t-shirt and shorts and a pair of river sandals.
2. Don’t bring expensive camera gear. If you’re looking to capture your adventurous side on film, pick up a waterproof disposable camera.
3. Yellowstone Park is high country, which means you’re closer to the sun. Combine that with water reflections and wet skin, and you’re talking about a nasty sunburn.
Wear plenty of waterproof sunscreen — you’ll be glad you did. Select a Rafting CompanyThe following tried-and-true raft companies are staples here in Yellowstone National Park. We recommend them above all others.
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