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October 2017 marked the third busiest October in Yellowstone National Park history, a marked decline given the recent visitation trend.

Just outside of Gardiner, Montana sits a small cemetery on a hill.

Yellowstone National Park has announced a dedication ceremony for the Yellowstone forever stamp.

That glass bottle you once tossed in a recycling bin in Yellowstone National Park might very well have ended up in a composite countertop in a room you sleep in some day at the new Canyon Lodge.

Singer-songwriters Emmylou Harris and John Prine are slated to headline a concert at the Roosevelt Arch in honor of the National Park Service Centennial.

Modern day visitors to the Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone may take it for granted they can just drive between each rim. It wasn’t always so.

April 24, 1903: Gardiner, Montana had its “big day” with the laying of the Roosevelt Arch cornerstone.

Yellowstone National Park will be hosting a suite of events next summer, in honor of the National Park Service’s 2016 Centennial.

Under the Gardiner Gateway Project, Yellowstone’s North Entrance and Gardiner, MT will be undergoing some major changes in the next few years.

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.