The Heart Mountain Interpretation Center is dedicated to preserving the heritage and educating the public about the Japanese American incarceration site in northwestern Wyoming. Visitors can experience life at Heart Mountain through the eyes of the Japanese and Japanese American prisoners incarcerated there during World War II through photographs, artifacts, oral historical accounts, and interactive exhibits.

Mammoth Hot Springs is a large complex of hot springs located on a limestone hill in Yellowstone National Park, adjacent to Fort Yellowstone. It is one of the most photographed areas in the park due to its gently sloping limestone terraces formed by the geothermal hot springs in the area.

Norris Geyser Basin, notable for its Steamboat Geyser – the world's tallest geyser – is constantly changing due to seismic activity and water level fluctuations. It is the oldest and most active hot spring area in the park.

Get your camera ready and prepare to capture the most spectacular landscapes of Yellowstone National Park. Lamar Valley is the ideal spot to spot some of Yellowstone National Park's most famous inhabitants: bison, wolves, antelopes, moose, and many more.