Over a hundred years ago, in 1916, President Woodrow Wilson signed The National Park Service Organic Act. The 35 National Parks in existence at the time, plus those yet to be created, were all granted permanent protection under this new federal bureau. But did you know that even before the creation of the Park Service, … Read more
Imagine a place where boiling water shoots up from the ground and herds of bison roam freely. A place where huge waterfalls create epic canyons and a steady layer of fog lay across the land. While this may seem like an imaginary location from a fairytale, this is Yellowstone National Park. Located in northern Wyoming, … Read more
If you love viewing wildlife and visiting national parks, then there’s no better experience than spotting bison in Yellowstone! Of course, the park is not only known for its impressive roaming bison herds but many other animals as well. Grizzly bears and black bears bound through meadows. Moose, elk, and pronghorn graze on tall grasses. … Read more
Geysers and grizzly bears. Rivers and bison. Lakes and mountains. Yellowstone National Park has a bit of everything. Established in 1872, it’s not only the oldest national park in the U.S. but also the first national park in the world. At 3,468 square miles, it’s one of the ten biggest U.S. national parks and the … Read more
Known for stunning mountain scenery, Grand Teton National Park has one of the most recognizable landscapes in the U.S. If you’re headed to nearby Yellowstone, or other parts of Wyoming, then definitely consider stopping for some stellar views, and maybe even some Grand Teton camping and hiking. The park protects the major peaks of the … Read more
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