Tag Archives: Firehole River

Well, that didn’t take long: the Yellowstone fire danger level has now been raised to high, as the long, hot summer continues, with little substantive relief on the horizon.

A lifetime’s career started with a high school art teacher trying to break up a couple of jocks screwing around wrestling in a corridor between classes.

It’s not quite the end of the season, but the end felt near on a rainy Saturday trip to Yellowstone National Park.

There are a couple of graves in Yellowstone and a cemetery or two, but there’s one in a rather busy spot overlooking the Firehole River and a popular picnic area.

The long-awaited viewing platform of Grand Prismatic Spring, one of Yellowstone’s most famous hot springs, opened late last week.

It’s still possible to get away from the crowds of Yellowstone even on a summer day at high season.

Falling 84 feet along the Gibbon River, Gibbon Falls has been a perennial delight for Yellowstone National Park visitors since the 1880s.

A preliminary necropsy has revealed one of Yellowstone’s most rare and famous wolves was shot.

One of Yellowstone National Park’s most notable wolves was killed after sustaining severe injuries.

There weren’t many people in Yellowstone Sunday afternoon, but they were all doing the same thing—enjoying the last day before the interior park roads close for the winter.