Yellowstone National Park, renowned for its geothermal features and diverse wildlife, does not have a beach in the traditional sense, as it is primarily a landlocked national park located mostly in Wyoming, with parts extending into Montana and Idaho. Yellowstone's offering includes hiking, wildlife viewing, geyser watching, fishing, and camping among its myriad activities. Nevertheless, it’s important to note that while Yellowstone National Park boasts a wide range of amenities for a national park, it does not specifically provide beach-related amenities such as lifeguards on duty, bathroom access along a beach, nor allows dogs or permits surfing, given its nature-focused conservation and land management. As such, visitors planning a trip to Yellowstone should prepare accordingly, considering the park's unique natural environment and the activities it actually supports.
