328 Search Results for "yellowstone"

• Barn Mormon Row Barn Mormon Row

  • From: gdcall
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    This is a barn photo that was taken outside of Jackson Hole Wyoming in an area called Mormon Row in Grand Teton National Park with the Grand Teton Mountains in the background.

  • 4 months ago
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• Crackling Lake Crackling Lake

  • From: gdcall
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    This is a photo of Crackling Lake located in Yellowstone National Park at the Porcelain Basin.

  • 4 months ago
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• "Winter" Lake in Yellowstone P "Winter" Lake in Yellowstone Park

  • From: hoboannie
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    An unexpected blizzard turned my June vacation to Yellowstone into a January scene! Despite the weird weather, the bison continued to enjoy the new green grass peeking out beneath the snow  along the shoreof this beautiful lake.

  • 6 months ago
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• Otters Otters

  • From: gdcall
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    While vacationing in Yellowstone National Park we were driving in Hayden Valley and came upon a group of otters playing next to the river. The otters actually let us get pretty close to them.

  • 7 months ago
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• Grand Prismatic Colors Grand Prismatic Colors

  • From: gdcall
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    While walking around the Grand Prismatic Spring in Yellowstone National Park I took this photo of the edge of the spring. The Grand Prismatic Spring has spectacular colors.

  • 7 months ago
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• Breaking Dawn Breaking Dawn

  • From: gdcall
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    This is a photo of Dawn about to break overr Yellowstone Lake in Yellowstone National park. We decided to stop and take a few photos before we headed back to Jackson Hole Wyoming. It was a beautiful site. The photo was taken across from the entrance to Yellowstone Lake Hotel.

  • 7 months ago
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• Frosty Bison Frosty Bison

  • From: gdcall
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    I took this photo of two frosty Bison in Lamar Valley in Yellowstone National Park.

  • 8 months ago
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• Lower Falls Yellowstone Nation Lower Falls Yellowstone National Park

  • From: gdcall
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    This is an early morning photo of  Lower Falls in Yellowstone National Park.

  • 8 months ago
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• West Thumb at Dawn West Thumb at Dawn

  • From: gdcall
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    This is a photo of the thermal area at  West Thumb in Yellowstone National Park. It was beautiful!

  • 8 months ago
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• Grand Prismatic Spring Grand Prismatic Spring

  • From: gdcall
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    I took this photo of The Grand Prismatic Spring in Yellowstone National Park half way between the upper and lower geyser basin.  I had to climb a dangerous steep hill to get this shot from above the spring.

  • 8 months ago
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• Yellowstone Buffalo Yellowstone Buffalo

  • From: phogan222
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    Yellowstone Buffalo

  • 9 months ago
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• Yellowstone Buffalo Yellowstone Buffalo

  • From: phogan222
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    Yellowstone Buffalo

  • 9 months ago
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• Yellowstone National Park Yellowstone National Park

  • From: phogan222
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    Yellowstone National Park

  • 9 months ago
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• Eerie Fall Sunrise in Yellowst Eerie Fall Sunrise in Yellowstone National Park

  • From: mmiwig
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    Came upon this eerie scene @ sunrise in Yellowstone National Park in Fall of 2009.  Dense fog due to th emany hot water pools and Gyesers and a very crisp, cool Fall morning created this mystical scene.

  • 11 months ago
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• RV Camping in Yellowstone RV Camping in Yellowstone

  • From: camping
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    • Yellowstone attracts over 3 million visitors annually every year due to various reasons. This national park offers a wide range of recreational opportunities. Yellowstone National Park is a mountain wildland featuring wolves, grizzly bears, and herds of elk and bison. Also, it is said to be the world’s first national park. Besides, this Yellowstone is the center of one of the last and “nearly intact natural ecosystems in the Earth’s temperate zone.” Above all, it allows to camp inside an active volcano, making RV camping in the Yellowstone National Park a unique experience. It is essential to have a detailed idea about the area before opting for RV camping in Yellowstone.
      
      The checklist:
      Yellowstone is located in the state of Wyoming, though it extends into Idaho and Montana as well. The park is at the headwaters of the Yellowstone River. It is accessible from Interstate-90, Highway 89 and US Route 191. The RV camping facility of Yellowstone offers easy access to several nearby communities such as Gardiner, West Yellowstone, Silver Gate and Cooke City. Those who are planning for RV camping in this area should consider the weather of Yellowstone National Park. The weather is very unpredictable here and changes quickly. Campers should be prepared for a wide range of conditions. Also, check the weather condition with the National Weather Service forecast. The RV park also provides information about its oversnow and plowed roads.
      
      Best time to visit:
      Yellowstone is open all year; however, RV camping is allowed only for few months each year. The only exception is the RV campground in Mammoth, located near the North Entrance, which allows RV camping all year round. Yellowstone’s peak camping season is during the months of July and August. Most of the RV campgrounds of this national park close at the end of October.
      
      Yellowstone RV camping sites:
      Yellowstone has 12 RV campgrounds featuring more than 2,000 RV camping sites. Though most of the RV camping sites are available on first-come, first served basis, some sites allow prior reservation. Xanterra Parks & Resorts operate the RV campgrounds of Bridge Bay, Fishing Bridge RV Park, Madison, Canyon, and Grant Village. Even with such a huge number of RV camping sites, it often becomes difficult to find available sites in this RV park during the peak season. The Yellowstone RV campgrounds at Indian Creek, Mammoth, Pebble Creek, Tower Fall, Lewis Lake, Slough Creek, and Norris provide campsite only on first-come, first serve basis. These RV parks do not allow overnight camping outside the designated areas, and their occupancy limit is 6 people per RV camping site.
      
      Amenities offered by Yellowstone RV parks:
      The Fishing Bridge Campground located at Yellowstone Lake is the only RV camping facility of Yellowstone that features electric, water, and sewer hookups. However, there are bears in the area and thus, this RV park allows only hard-sided recreational vehicles.
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      All the other RV campgrounds of Yellowstone allow only dry camping. The RV camping facilities of Pebble Creek, Tower Fall, Indian Creek, Slough Creek, and Lewis Lake do not allow the use of generators. Most of the RV parks provide access to dump station, potable water from hand pumps, flush toilets and vault toilets.
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      People driving recreational vehicles larger than 30' are recommended to make a prior reservation, as the RV parks of Yellowstone have limited number of sites that can accommodate bigger units. Most of the RV camping sites offering big rig access are located at Fishing Bridge RV Park, Gardiner, Flagg Ranch, and West Yellowstone.
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• There She Blows! There She Blows!

  • From: biglannie
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    Old Faithful, Yellowstone National Park, gushes out and up to a crowd of picture taking onlookers

  • 1 year ago
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• Big Guy! Big Guy!

  • From: biglannie
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    A Bull Elk grazing in a meadow at Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming

  • 1 year ago
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• Osprey Learning to Fly Osprey Learning to Fly

  • From: ClaireOKC
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    Osprey chicks learn to fly the last week in August, but it doesn't prevent them from returning to the nest to check out if there's a free meal.  These fledglings already were flying, and the next week they were gone, fishing on their own.  Photographed in Yellowstone National Park on the Yellowstone River.

  • 2 years ago
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• Osprey Fishing for Breakfast Osprey Fishing for Breakfast

  • From: ClaireOKC
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    Osprey usually sit in a dead tree on the river banks and will suddenly swoop down into the water for a quick fishing expedition.   They are almost always successful.  Then they will sit in a nearby tree and enjoy their catch.  Photographed on the Yellowstone River, Yellowstone National Park.

  • 2 years ago
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