Tag Archives: Yellowstone National Park

Grotto Geyser is, hands-down, one of the most unusual thermal features in Yellowstone National Park.

The National Park Service has approved Yellowstone National Park’s Canyon Rim Overlooks and Trail Rehabilitation Plan.

These days, the name “George Bird Grinnell” generally doesn’t warrant more than a nod or an askance glance.

Yellowstone waterfalls overflow with remarkable qualities, appealing to fanatics and casual admirers alike.

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

The song “Home on the Range” might encompass most people’s conception of Western life, but among its omissions, it’s notably lacking in western meadowlarks.

Yellowstone National Park has received a new chief ranger in the form of veteran ranger Pete Webster.

The Fountain Paint Pot area is the undoubted star of the Lower Geyser Basin and ranks as one of the best spots in Yellowstone National Park.

Looking at Echinus Geyser today, you may question why it warrants the name of “geyser.”

The 1988 Yellowstone fires are still, without succumbing to overstatement, the most significant event to ever happen to the Park.