Tag Archives: Yellowstone National Park

The western half of Yellowstone National Park gets most of the credit for geysers, but the eastern geyser basins are just as impressive.

The search for missing concessionaire employee Feiyang “Isaac” Xiang in Yellowstone National Park has been scaled back.

Who would ever go so far as to call Yellowstone National Park an “empire of shadows?”

Yellowstone waterfalls do not get as much credit as Yellowstone geysers for beautifying the Park, but they’re just as attractive.

Have you ever wondered how Mammoth Hot Springs’ Liberty Cap got its name?

Yellowstone officials will be holding a public meeting Monday, August 10, concerning the Winter Use Adaptive Management Plan draft.

Would you expect there to be something like a yellow monkey flower in Yellowstone National Park? Probably not.

A plan to restore Yellowstone cutthroat trout into Soda Butte Creek has been approved for implementation.

In terms of star power, no carnivore in Yellowstone National Park tops either the grizzly bear or the gray wolf.

Of all the Visitor Centers in Yellowstone National Park, the Fishing Bridge Visitor Center and Museum may seem like the most far-flung.