Wildlife in Yellowstone National Park 

In the heart of the American West, a vast 2.2 million acres of pure wilderness stretch across Wyoming, Montana, and Idaho. Imagine lush meadows, dense forests, alpine tundra, and steaming thermal basins all coming together to support a variety of wildlife. These natural marvels captivate visitors and play a crucial role in sustaining the park’s […]

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The History of Bears in Yellowstone

Did you know there is a “Bear-Muda Triangle” in Yellowstone?    This intriguing area is around Tower Junction, at the intersection of the road leading to the Park’s northern entrance at Gardiner, Montana, and the route traverses the Park from east to west. Positioned near the junction of the Tower-Roosevelt and Mammoth-Tower roads, this region […]

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