The artist that shaped this American treasure continues to work on this unique place today.

0028a Yellowstone's Grand Canyon in Winter

Visiting this frozen landscape is worth the planning and effort it takes to get here.

0023a Winter at Yellowstone Lake

Visitors traveling to and from the West Entrance are rewarded with some of the most beautiful scenery in the country.

0042w Winter Bird Watching

The wolverine is an elusive and fascinating animal you may never see.

0042v The Wolverine Study

Fall and spring seem to be the most dangerous seasons because people are not as prepared.

0043q Hypothermia

Learning what foods are available at certain times of the year can help you avoid confrontations.

0042u Bear Safety

As the climate warms the tree-line moves higher and the Yellowstone region is left with less alpine tundra.

0043p Climate Change

By looking at what we carry, you can develop your own emergency kit.

0043t Winter Emergency Kit

Meet Park Ranger Kelli English and learn, in her own words, why Yellowstone is one of her favorite places.

0001b Park Ranger Kelli English Introduction

Learn a little about stellar dendrites, simple crystals, and diamond dust. This video will help you develop a better appreciation for the white stuff.

0043l Snowflakes

When you visit Yellowstone, you see Park Rangers from time to time and can ask them questions about the features and processes in the park. We decided our online visitors deserved a similar opportunity so we created these short videos to give you an online roving ranger experience.

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Most of the park is closed to wheeled vehicles in the winter. Mammoth is one of the areas that remains open. It offers fascinating views of hot spring terraces year around.

0003c Mammoth Hot Springs in Winter

Black Sand Basin is only about 1/2 mile from Old Faithful Geyser. It was named for the course black obsidian sand that surrounds the thermal features there.

0016 Black Sand Basin

Legend says a discussion around a campfire below this mountain led to the establishment of the first national park in the world.

0010 National Park Mountain

When they arent erupting, geysers may look similar to hot springs from the surface. There are clues that may help park visitors determine if a hydrothermal feature erupts and can be called a geyser.

0017c Geyser or Hot Spring?

The massive size of the Yellowstone Volcano, sometimes referred to as a supervolcano for its enormous eruptions, makes it tough to spot if youre looking for a cone-shaped mountain volcano.

0022a Where's the Volcano?

Golden Gate was named for the golden rocks that line the walls of the canyon. It has been used as a passage to the rest of the park by visitors entering through our oldest entrance, the North Entrance.

0005 Golden Gate

When you visit Yellowstone National Park you are likely to meet park rangers roving the main park areas. That is a great opportunity to have your questions answered. We decided it would be nice if our online visitors could have their own roving ranger. In this video you will meet Park Ranger Beth Taylor and learn why she accepted the challenge of creating our online roving ranger videos.

0001 Introduction to Inside Yellowstone

President Theodore Roosevelt laid the cornerstone of the famous arch that stands at the park's North Entrance. Learn more about the history of the arch in this short video.

0002 Roosevelt Arch

Ranger George provides a information about this largest land mammal in North America. Bison are not only icons that represents the National Park Service but they are also an American icon.

0042s American Bison

With over 2000 campsites, camping opportunities abound for Yellowstone visitors. There are sites for tent campers as well as those driving recreational vehicles. One of our campgrounds, Fishing Bridge RV Park, even offers hookups.

0043k Yellowstone's Campgrounds

Does Old Faithful erupt as predicted when the temperature is 40 below zero (F)? Do droughts or heavy rains effect geysers? This video provides some of the answers.

0041 The Effects of Weather on Geysers

To protect yourself from the dangers of avalanches, watch this video to learn the basics, then follow the links on the bottom of the page to study the details.

0043m Avalanches

The small grey birds called Dippers got their names from their behavior of dipping their bodies repeatedly before diving into the cold waters of Yellowstone's streams. While submerged they locate insect larvae, fish eggs, and other tidbits that serve as staples in their diet.

0042t American Dipper

Uinta ground squirrels come out of hibernation in early spring. After just four or five short months, they head back underground and back into hibernation. If you're around while they are above ground, your in for a treat.

0042g Uinta Ground Squirrel

The water in Appolinaris Spring reminded early visitors of the taste of the water from a popular, naturally carbonated, spring in Germany. Our spring was named for the German, Apollinaris Spring.

0006a Apollinaris Spring

The Snowlodge is the newest lodge in Yellowstone. This warm, inviting, timber-frame structure opened in 1999.

0017e Old Faithful Snowlodge

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