The vast majority of the park’s annual visitors come during the much milder summer months, leaving the park to the die-hard Yellowstone admirers throughout the winter. This absence of visitors makes exploring Yellowstone in the winter a unique and rewarding experience.
The Yellowstone Volcano Erupted More Recently Than You Think The geologic history of the land underlying Yellowstone National Park is defined by the influence of volcanism. The prime factor in this regard is, of course, the Yellowstone Volcano. Anyone who’s watched the History Channel or National Geographic knows about this incredible volcano, one of the
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Five Reasons You Should Visit Yellowstone Whether you’re on a family vacation, a road trip with friends, or just out to explore the country, Yellowstone is an amazing destination. It offers first rate sightseeing, outdoor recreation, and adventures. The park is a 2.2 million acre wonderland complete with soaring mountains, alpine meadows, expansive river valleys,
Identifying Black Bears vs. Grizzly Bears Both black and grizzly bears live in Yellowstone National Park, and if you’re lucky enough to see one on your visit it’s good to be able to tell them apart. Looks can be deceiving in the world of Yellowstone bears, so let’s dive into how to identify black and
Where To Find Yellowstone Wildlife If you’re planning a trip to America’s first National Park you are undoubtedly being drawn, at least in part, by the stunning wildlife in Yellowstone. A greater concentration of large mammals can be found here in Yellowstone than anywhere else in the U.S outside of Alaska. Having lived in and