Plans

Another sign of a Yellowstone spring: the East Entrance opens this morning, allowing access to Lake and Canyon via the Sylvan Pass, with services in Mammoth and Old Faithful opening as well.

Flying to Yellowstone National Park will be a little easier this summer, as SkyWest Airlines has scheduled daily Delta Connection Salt Lake City to West Yellowstone jet service beginning on June 1.

With the weather warming and the wonders of Yellowstone National Park beckoning, here’s a video that should get you thinking long and hard about your next visit.

Talk about having the Park to yourself: Yellowstone spring biking is now possible, as the 49-mile stretch between the West Entrance at West Yellowstone, Mont., to Mammoth Hot Springs, Wyo., is open, beginning today.

You have six more days to visit most of Yellowstone National Park before the end of the 2014 season, but be warned that snow could impact your traveling plans.

With the end of the Yellowstone summer season approaching, plan for a little road construction that could impact that last visit, as traffic will not be allowed through the Roosevelt Arch next week.

Yellowstone fee increases for 2015 are currently being debated by National Park Service officials, as entry charges haven’t changed since 2006.

We’re gearing down for the end of the 2014 Yellowstone summer season, with most services shut down and many roads set to close in coming weeks. Still, this is a great time to visit the Park.

Something to note if you plan on traveling to Yellowstone National Park the next few days: the Beartooth Highway, connecting Red Lodge and Cooke City and eventually the Park’s Northeast Entrance, is temporarily closed because of winter-like conditions.

The summer season is winding down, which means the arrival of another seasonal presence in Yellowstone: road construction.