There's no admission fee to Yellowstone National Park this Saturday in honor of National Public Lands Day, so come out and gawk at the bison and the Antelope Fire after volunteering on the Snow Pass and Howard Eaton trails.
Antelope Fire Now at 2,199 Acres, Moving South
The Yellowstone National Park Antelope Fire is now estimated to be 2,199 acres, but it appears to have stalled near Tower and is now moving south by southwest, toward Mount Washburn again.
Read More »Antelope Fire Expands to 1,600 Acres
Well, so much for the experts: winds, warm temperatures and low humidity combined to fuel the growth of the Yellowstone National Park Antelope Fire to 1,600 acres as it crossed a containment line and forced the closure of the road from Tower Fall to Canyon.
Read More »Antelope Fire Now at 60 Acres
The remote Antelope Fire in Yellowstone National Park is now at 60 acres, but geography, weather and a location near a previously burned-out area will probably prevent it from growing too much more, say officials.
Read More »Two Small Fires Emerge in Yellowstone
Two small fires emerged in Yellowstone National Park yesterday, but as of now they don't pose any threats to people or services within the Park.