Yellowstone National Park

In your lifetime, you will never get closer to a Yellowstone wolf pack than a trail cam did recently. It quite literally got cleaned up thanks to a gray wolf who decided to give it a licking.

I've learned that we have something in common with moose. When faced with a delicate icy surface, we both understand you have to tread carefully as a new video share shows one of these massive animals navigating an icy creek in Yellowstone.

After a down year in 2020, tourism in Wyoming bounced back with a record breaking summer in 2021.

An employee at Yellowstone National Park caught one of Wyoming's gang's, known as the Wapiti Wolf Pack, on video.

I love teachable moments especially when they come from the person doing something incredibly stupid. That's the situation here when a guy got WAY too close to a Yellowstone bison then instructed others not to.

Technology is changing the game when it comes to seeing the beauty of Yellowstone National Park on your 4K HDR devices.

Not everybody gets to see them from through the window of a small airplane.

I've seen a lot of wolf/bear encounters in Yellowstone National Park, but I rarely see it go this way. A recent visitor to the park shared video of a white wolf chasing off a big bear.

It's not the first and definitely won't be the last time we get to see Yellowstone grizzlies wrestling. However, you don't often get to see it this up-close-and-personal. Thanks to a very talented photographer on Instagram, now you can.

Did you know that there remains shipwrecks and history at the bottom of Wyoming's Yellowstone Lake? Some of it is gone now, but pictures document the colorful history of the park above water and below.

Technically speaking, winter doesn't officially arrive until December 21st, 2021, but that didn't stop the official Yellowstone National Park Facebook page from sharing some beautiful, snow covered video footage this morning.

You could visit Yellowstone a million times and likely never see what a photographer recently witnessed. He came face-to-snout with nearly the entire Wapiti Wolf Pack.