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Artists Paintpots Bubbling at Yellowstone National Park

Old Faithful Geyser Erupting

Bison Scratching Back on Tree at Yellowstone National Park

Grand Prismatic Spring in Yellowstone National Park Time Lapse

First Time Seeing a Bison Crossing the Road! in Yellowstone National Park

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The Northern Lights May Peak This Week As Earth Syncs With An Angry Sun. One of naked eye astronomy’s greatest sights, the Northern Lights (or Southern Lights south of the equator) are the result of the solar wind interacting with Earth’s magnetic field. If you live in one of the best places on Earth to see them, don’t miss out on this once-in-a-decade opportunity!

Cowboy Paintings are on the walls(Image is author's) People who visit Yellowstone National Park and the surrounding areas of Wyoming may find themselves in the town of Cody. It is close to Yellowstone and is a place which has several hotels and restaurants for tourists to the region. It is famous for cowboys and western living.

Here is our experience visiting Yellowstone National Park in ONE DAY!

For state #38 on our journey to all 50 states we ventured to Wyoming!!! More specifically, the nation's oldest national park… Yellowstone! Per usual, we only had one day to explore, but we didn’t let that stop us from seeing many of the major stops in this beautiful park! From sunrise with the Bull Elk at Mammoth Hot Springs to catching an impressive lunchtime showing of Old Faithful to sunset with a herd of grazing Bison, and SO many more amazing moments, our time in Yellowstone won’t soon be forgotten. Check out our “One Day in Yellowstone” travel itinerary for tips on planning your visit! <a href="https://www.adventuresofmattandnat.com/post/one-day-in-yellowstone-travel-itinerary">https://www.adventuresofmattandnat.com/post/one-day-in-yellowstone-travel-itinerary</a> Note: All drone footage is stock footage purchased through Storyblocks ** Make sure to watch the end for bloopers **

In Yellowstone National Park there is a pioneer woman who is buried in a lone grave in the wilderness. Her name is Mattie Culver. And we are going to show you her grave and tell you her heartbreaking story.

Unfortunately, I learned recently about the flooding, evacuations, and temporary closings in Yellowstone National Park. Gardiner is where we stayed during our Yellowstone trip in 2019. I am just saddened to see this happening to such a precious place on earth. Anyway, I just wanted to share with you some of my favorite spots that we found to be pretty neat while exploring Yellowstone. Please enjoy. Please check the national park website for updates regarding park closures. I know you time is extremely precious and valuable, so I truly thank you for your support and for following along this amazing journey in life! -Shannon at @FitLifeTravel.

The view from the Fairy Falls hike.Quench Your Adventure. We have been to Yellowstone a few different times and each time is absolutely incredible! The landscape here is unlike anything we’ve have ever seen. From boiling hot springs to erupting geysers, there is a surprise waiting everywhere you go. It was created in 1872, well before Wyoming was even a state, making it the world’s first national park.

We camp in Headwaters Campground, Grand Teton National Park. Our first National Park campground stay. Then we tour Jackson Hole, WY.

This videos is full of our highlights from Yellowstone National Park in Wyoming. We saw wildlife, geysers, lakes, rivers, and plenty more! If you can, we recommend visiting Yellowstone National Park in the shoulder season, maybe the month of May or October to try and avoid the crowds but still have decent weather. We were here the first week of October, 2020 and it was excellent. Thanks for watching!

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Hey Ya'll! I had the lucky opportunity to head to Bozeman, Montana on a trip with the plans to make it Yellowstone. I was guided by two former Yellowstone Guides and these are a few of the spots we stopped at. I have to say seeing Old Faithful go off in person, is unreal. It's definitely worth the trip!

Yellowstone National Park has Geysers, hiking, bison, elk, wolves, and the pioneer woman Mattie Culver who is buried in a lone grave in the wilderness. In Yellowstone National Park’s Nez Perce Picnic Area on Fountain Flat Drive near Fountain Paint Pots and Lower Geyser Basin, you can find the lone grave of the pioneer woman Mattie Culver. We visited Mattie on our last visit to Yellowstone. And we are going to take you there and tell you her story. And how she ended up in this beautiful picnic area. edited 6/14/22: title and description