Yellowstone Park has just renamed one of its largest peaks to the First Peoples Mountains. The United States’ first national park decided to rename the peak after discovering the man the mountain was named after actually help lead a massacre against local tribes. The 10,551-foot high peak formerly known as Mount Doane was renamed First […]
Yellowstone National Park is sitting on a magma field that, if erupted, would be 1,000 times bigger than Mount St. Helens. For those who are trying to fathom this, the magma in the two huge reservoirs underneath the park could cover approximately 4,063 soccer fields or fill over 11 Grand Canyons. In a comforting statement, […]
Yellowstone National Park is officially opening up for a season of winter tourism, advising about entrance openings for tourists. The East Entrance to the park is now open to snowmobiles and snowcoaches, part of the park’s new winter rules and effort to mainstream cold weather sightseeing. While many people may be inclined to stay at […]
