It’s almost spring in Yellowstone, and small numbers of local tourists are already showing up on the park’s Northern Range.

What comes down must get shoveled off, at least in Yellowstone winterkeeper Jeff Henry’s wintry world.

Is there anything better than stripping down to your swimsuit outside in the dead of winter to take a soak in Yellowstone’s Boiling River?

As if spending a winter working at Old Faithful isn’t fun enough in its own right, there’s a longstanding tradition of holding an informal “Winter Olympics” among seasonal employees—complete with opening ceremonies, 10 days of contests and events and even a closing ceremony.

A Saturday afternoon in the park in winter? A great time to ski up to Tower Fall.

Even though you can’t cut your Christmas tree down in Yellowstone National Park, that doesn’t mean you can’t recycle one there.

Only the diehards gathered at midnight around the world’s most famous geyser, Old Faithful.

Rachel Cudmore loves her job in Yellowstone National Park, but every December she loves it just a little bit more.

With declining snowpack predicted throughout the Rocky Mountain West due to climate warming, a recent study suggests snow levels in some parts of Yellowstone won’t be deep or consistent enough to support a full season of over-snow travel as early as mid-century, according to two Yellowstone-area scientists.

With the summer season recently over, Yellowstone National Park’s largest concession company is already beginning the work of hiring employees for next summer.