A woman camping more than five miles into the remote Bechler River portion of Yellowstone National Park was found dead, presumably after drowning in the Bechler River.

With the tallies completed, it's official: This has been the busiest summer in Yellowstone National Park history, as nearly 2.3 million people came to the park during June, July and August, up 124,000 over the previous summer record of 2,173,371 set back in 1999.

Even though it's been a relatively wet summer -- at least by previous standards -- there's always the threat of summer fires in Yellowstone National Park, and this year is no exception, as 200 acres in the Lamar Valley have been affected by what began as an extremely small fire two weeks ago. The prognosis: minimal impact on the park.