Bison herd with calves in Lamar Valley; Neal Herbert/Yellowstone National Park The Lamar Valley in Yellowstone is home to the Lamar Buffalo Ranch.  The ranch was established in 1907 when 28 bison were moved there from Fort Yellowstone.  The purpose was to help preserve one of the last free-roaming bison herds in the United States.

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Photo courtesy of PhotoMixLtd. Home to abundant wildlife, spectacular peaks, and over 500 active geysers, Yellowstone National Park is one of the most inspiring and captivating natural locations in the world. Along with happy memories, taking a collection of beautiful photos is the best souvenir you can bring back from your visit. In fact, in the face

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I believe we all know that Yellowstone National Park has a superintendent who is in charge of maintaining the business of the park.   The superintendent resides at Mammoth Hot Springs. There have been many superintendents in the park so I thought I would give you some information about the first three gentlemen who occupied that

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Yellowstone Entrance Sign I was recently asked about which Presidents had visited Yellowstone National Park.  Since I did not have the answer, I set out on a search to find out.  This is what I was able to discover about our Presidents and their connections to Yellowstone.  The best source I found was Yellowstone Historian

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One stop you will want to be sure and make on your Yellowstone trip is at the Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone. Lower Falls of the Yellowstone courtesy of Jim Peaco/Yellowstone National Park For years I was under the impression that there were two waterfalls to be seen – the Upper Falls and the Lower

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