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Yellowstone’s “Acid Geyser” Wakes Up After Years of Silence
If you needed another reminder that Yellowstone is basically Earth’s most dramatic science experiment… here it is. One of the park’s more unusual geothermal features — Echinus Geyser — has erupted for the first time since 2020, briefly returning to…
New NPS Director Nominee Has Yellowstone Concessions Ties: Why Grand Teton Visitors Should Pay Attention
Why it Matters for Grand Teton and Yellowstone If you live in Jackson Hole, the National Park Service is not some faraway federal acronym. It is the traffic on Highway 22. It is seasonal staffing. It is whether campgrounds open…
Yellowstone Expands Spring Fishing Season on Key Rivers
Anglers, dust off the waders a little earlier this year. Yellowstone National Park has officially expanded its spring fishing season, opening portions of three iconic rivers on May 1 instead of waiting until Memorial Day weekend. Yes, that’s nearly a…
Sen. Barrasso’s National Parks Safety Bill Advances in Senate Committee
A bipartisan bill led by Wyoming Senator John Barrasso to modernize emergency response systems in U.S. national parks cleared a key hurdle this week, advancing unanimously out of the Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee. The legislation, known as the…
National Park Fees Go “America-First” In 2026, What It Means For Yellowstone & GTNP
The Department of the Interior just dropped a major update to how people get into national parks starting January 1, 2026, and it comes with a very clear theme: Americans get the deal, nonresidents get the bill. For Jackson Hole,…
Kalshi Opens SuperVolcano Eruption Market – Will Yellowstone Blow?
If you’ve ever lived in Wyoming long enough to shovel your car out of a drift tall enough to qualify as affordable housing in Jackson, you’ve probably heard the comforting bedtime story: “There’s a supervolcano under Yellowstone. If it blows,…
Yellowstone Tourist Tries to Befriend Wolves, Shockingly Survives Anyway
Move over congressional chaos, global crises, and anything else resembling actual news. America’s newest viral superstar is a dude who walked too close to wolves in Yellowstone and lived to tell the tale. Yes, that is right. A man merely…
GTNP & Yellowstone Pump Over $1.7 Billion Into Local Economies
According to the newly released 2024 National Park Visitor Spending Effects report from the National Park Service, America’s two most famous neighbors, Grand Teton and Yellowstone, brought in over 8.3 million visitors last year and combined for $1.52 billion in…
Yellowstone’s July Visitor Report: Still Popular, Just Slightly Less Elbow-to-Elbow
Yellowstone National Park’s July 2025 attendance numbers are in, and while the park is still crushing it in the popularity contest, a few fewer people showed up to Instagram Old Faithful. 📊 July 2025 Stats 📅 Year-to-Date Visitors (Through July)…
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…