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Help Rename a Teton Peak: Raven or Equality? (Yes, Really!)
Ever wanted to name a mountain? No, not just shout one out on a hike and hope it sticks, this time, it’s official. Mount Woodring, a towering 11,593-foot peak nestled between Paintbrush Canyon and Leigh Canyon in Grand Teton National…
Habituated Black Bear Killed in Yellowstone After Breaking Into Campsite
YELLOWSTONE NATIONAL PARK — An adult female black bear was lethally removed from Yellowstone on July 11 after a string of troubling incidents at a backcountry campsite in the park’s northern Blacktail Deer Creek drainage. The bear first made an…
Yellowstone Welcomes Nearly 1 Million Visitors in June – Up 1% YoY
If it felt like everyone and their Aunt Carol was in Yellowstone last month, you’re not far off. The park welcomed 928,250 recreation visits in June 2025, up just a smidge (1%) from the same time last year. That’s a…
Fourth of July in Grand Teton: Pack Patience, Leave the Fireworks
If your idea of celebrating Independence Day includes soaring peaks, alpine lakes, and the possibility of a moose sighting, then Grand Teton National Park is your kind of fireworks. Just don’t bring actual fireworks (they’re illegal here, unless you count…
Burgum to Sen. Lee: “Land Grab? Not Exactly a Priority”
In what might be the bureaucratic version of a mic drop, U.S. Interior Secretary Doug Burgum casually shrugged off Utah Senator Mike Lee’s push to sell off public lands as part of Trump’s so-called “Big, Beautiful Bill.” The proposal, which…
Bridging National Parks & People: Secretary Burgum Orders Boost In Community Ties
Big moves are coming from Washington, and they just might land right here in Jackson. At this week’s Western Governors’ Association meeting in New Mexico, U.S. Interior Secretary Doug Burgum issued a bold new secretarial order aimed at tightening bonds…
Don’t Be That Tourist: Survive July 4th in Yellowstone With These Tips
Headed to America’s first national park this 4th of July? So is half the country. Yellowstone’s about to be poppin’, but not with fireworks (more on that below). If you’re braving the geysers, bison, and bumper-to-bumper traffic, here’s how to…
Protect Public Land Protests Planned for Jackson Saturday, June 28
A growing chorus of outdoor lovers, conservationists, and everyday Americans is rallying against what many are calling the largest public land sell-off in modern history. And Jackson Hole is on the front lines. On Saturday, June 28, from 10 AM…
No, 250 Million Acres of Public Land Are Not About to Be Sold
There’s a map making the rounds suggesting that more than 250 million acres of public lands across the West are suddenly up for sale under a new Senate bill. But let’s take a deep breath and break down what’s actually…
Yellowstone 2025: 10 Things You Need to Know Before You Go
As the gates to Yellowstone National Park swing open to another busy summer season, the park’s team has dropped their Top 10 Things to Know Before You Go, and lucky for you, we read the whole thing so you don’t…