Tag Archives: Old Faithful Inn

The nearly 80-year-old Yellowstone icon is in Tucson for a little R&R; not “rest and relaxation,” more like “repair and restoration.”

June 27, 1938: novelist Thomas Wolfe stood with arms akimbo watching Old Faithful erupt. Three months later, he was dead.

June 1, 1904: the Old Faithful Inn opened for its inaugural season, after months of construction. And years of planning, hand-wrangling, and disputing.

More of Yellowstone National Park is opening for the season tomorrow, May 6.

Lodging in Yellowstone National Park has been in continuous development since the Park’s founding in 1872.

Of the three lodging areas in the Old Faithful area, the Old Faithful Lodge seems to be the least auspicious.

Historic hotels remain a significant attraction in Yellowstone National Park today.

After a long day of geyser gazing and backcountry hiking, there’s nothing better than a cold one at a Yellowstone lodge. Here’s our review of the best places for a cold beer and cocktails in Yellowstone National Park.

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.

Peeking ahead to the long-term Yellowstone weather forecast, it looks like snow is a possibility Monday — and what better way to celebrate Christmas in August than a few inches of slush?