The date is July 29, 1914 and you are on a stagecoach trip in Yellowstone National Park. You are not anticipating any problems and your journey has taken you near Shoshone Point which is east of Old Faithful. There are 25 stagecoaches involved in this journey. Suddenly your group is confronted by gunmen who are
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Little Animals of Yellowstone
THE “LITTLE” INHABITANTS OF YELLOWSTONE When you think about the animals that call Yellowstone “home” your thoughts typically go to the bison (or buffalo), grizzly and black bears, elk, deer, moose and wolves and mountain goats. You think about the larger animals that you visit Yellowstone to get a glimpse of (hopefully). However, there is
Yellowstone Bucket List
Yellowstone National Park is amazing! You’re here now and not quite sure how to get started I bet. I am going to share with you 10 of my favorite stops in Yellowstone. Keep in mind that the park is over 2.2 million Acres, and you will not see it all right away! My first and favorite
West Yellowstone Summer Bucket List
West Yellowstone, Montana Bucket List You’ve planned, you’ve packed, you’ve arrived!!! Now, what to do in West Yellowstone? So many fun things to do and see. My top 10 favorites will be sure to make your West Yellowstone Summer Bucket list! Grizzly & Wolf Discovery Center This is my favorite stop in town! You can
Simple Tips For Responsible Yellowstone RV-Ing
Simple Tips For Responsible Yellowstone RV-Ing Yellowstone National Park, the oldest national park in the world, is by far one of the most popular RV destinations in the world. RV campers, however, have earned something of a bad reputation, as they are often, unfairly, believed to have very little regard for the environment. While there are
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Summer In West Yellowstone
When it comes to summertime activities, the West Yellowstone area is an outdoor enthusiast’s paradise. The long summer days provide visitors unlimited access to explore and play in the splendor of the high country. You can fish blue-ribbon trout streams, hike in pristine wilderness, experience real Western horseback riding, go whitewater rafting, or mountain bike
The Lay of the Land: Rules and Tips for Recreation Safety
West Yellowstone is the place to come to get out on the trails and see the sights and wildlife. Whether you’re hiking, biking, fishing, camping, boating, exploring the geyser basins, or picnicking, welcome to Big Sky Country! A family picnic. (Photo courtesy of Dobson Entertainment) While this is the perfect place and time to get
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Follow these Simple Rules for Campfire Safety
One thing most people don’t know about West Yellowstone, MT is that we are completely surrounded by National Forest Lands, or “landlocked” as we like to call it. To our east is Yellowstone National Park and to the other three sides is Custer-Gallatin National Forest. We consider these forest lands our home, as well as
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Prepare for a Family Camping Trip
Photo courtesy of Carolyn Fox Camping with family comes with significant responsibilities. But if you prepare well, you are sure to have a fantastic experience. You will be out there in nature with lit skies accompanied by your loved ones. There’s nothing like it! Not just that, you and your dear ones will also get
10 Must-Do Family Adventures in West Yellowstone
Serving as the gateway community to the west entrance of Yellowstone National Park, West Yellowstone, Montana, is tailor-made for family trips. Fishing on Hebgen Lake, rafting on the Gallatin River, and hiking on mountain trails all draw families to the outdoors. And that’s before you even step foot in one of the country’s most popular
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