Category: National
Steam vents, or fumaroles, are places where there’s a steady flow of steam coming from a fissure in the ground. A steady downward see of groundwater reaches hot rocks, …
No one thought in 1872 that such a relatively small tract of land in the vast western territories would actually become a preserve for bears, wolves, bison, and thousands …
From just inside the North Entrance gate, look toward the west to see Electric Peak (usually snow-capped), about 7 miles (11 km) away near the Montana/ Wyoming state line. …
You’re likely to spend the majority of your Yellowstone visit in the central plateaus region, where most of the roads are, along with the geyser basins, the Yellowstone Canyon, …
William Clark, of the 1803-6 Lewis and Clark expedition, passed the Great Bend of the Yellowstone at present-day Livingston on his return from the Pacific coast, thereby totally missing …
The northern valleys average a little lower and drier than the central plateaus overall, and the high desert ecology along the 5 miles of road between Gardiner and Mammoth …
Give yourself a few hours at Norris Geyser Basin for a walk through a thermal area very different from all the others in the park. A ranger-interpreter is often …
There are several good reasons to approach Yellowstone along U.S. Highway 191 to its West Entrance. First, you’ll find ample tourist accommodations in Bozeman, in the Big Sky area, …
Approximately 60 miles (96 km) from Bozeman, Highway 191 enters the northwestern corner of Yellowstone and continues inside the park for about 20 miles (32 km), crossing in and …
You’ll need about 2 hours driving time to cover the distance from the Bozeman area to West Yellowstone. The road follows the Gallatin River up its beautiful mountain-bound canyon. …