Tag Archives: Yellowstone National Park

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.

A Bozeman area man took ill in Yellowstone National Park during a backcountry camping trip.

A slice of history, the Albright Visitor Center in Mammoth Hot Springs has been servicing visitors since 1909. Now, with its recent remodeling complete, the Center is even more ready to cater to visitors.

Rangers reopened the Brink of the Lower Falls Trail today after a mudslide closed it off indefinitely.

There has been a second bison encounter in Yellowstone National Park resulting in visitor injury this season.

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

Public comment is sought on a Winter Use Plan for Yellowstone National Park. Between now and August 21, 2015, visitors will be able to submit comments here on a draft of the Winter Use Adaptive Management Plan, which seeks to improve the winter Yellowstone experience with public and science input.

Something to note as you plan your Memorial Day weekend visit to Yellowstone National Park: the Brink of the Lower Falls Trail is closed after heavy rain and snow over the weekend caused a rock and mud slide.

Rangers in Yellowstone National Park saved an elderly man from tumbling into the Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone last Sunday.

A 16-year-old girl walking on a Yellowstone National Park geyser trail near Old Faithful was gored by a bison after getting too close while taking pictures, resulting in an airlift to a local hospital.