History

Looking at Echinus Geyser today, you may question why it warrants the name of “geyser.”

Yellowstone fire management has seen many changes over the years, stemming from evolving knowledge and changes in federal protocol.

The Devil’s Slide might sound like a chief attraction for an amusement park; perhaps it’s a rollicking roller coaster or an impressively large log flume.

On the outer limits of the Upper Geyser Basin sits a once majestic thermal pool: Morning Glory Pool.

Most of the Yellowstone Lake islands aren’t broadly noteworthy in Yellowstone National Park’s history, with the exception of Dot Island.

Before the 1959 Hebgen Lake Earthquake, Sapphire Pool was a placid and majestic feature.

Lodging in Yellowstone National Park has been in continuous development since the Park’s founding in 1872.

Have you ever wondered how Mammoth Hot Springs’ Liberty Cap got its name?

Have you ever seen Minute Man Geyser erupt? You might have without knowing it.

These days, Handkerchief Pool doesn’t crop up as a must-see Yellowstone attraction, but it was once as famous as Old Faithful Geyser.