Next Trekking Adventure

09/20/2025

🌄 Breathtaking views of Yellowstone National Park — from sweeping landscapes to the incredible wildlife that call this place home. 🦬🐻🦅 Every corner feels alive with beauty and wonder.

09/17/2025

Be careful hiking 🥾 in Yellowstone National Park

(Heads Up!) Solo hiker injured by bear on Sept. 16 in Yellowstone. Be bear aware to help avoid surprise bear encounters!

- On the afternoon of Tuesday, Sept. 16, a male, age 29, sustained injuries from a bear while hiking on the Turbid Lake Trail, located northeast of Mary Bay in Yellowstone Lake.

- The incident occurred approximately 2.5 miles from the Pelican Valley Trailhead in the Pelican Valley Bear Management Area.

- The male was hiking alone when he encountered the bear near Turbid Lake. The hiker began to deploy bear spray when the bear made contact, and he sustained significant but non-life-threatening injuries to his chest and left arm. National Park Service medics responded to the incident and walked out with the hiker.

- Once arriving to the trailhead, NPS transported the hiker in a park ambulance to the Lake Medical Clinic. He was then flown to a nearby hospital for treatment.

- The hiker thought the bear was a black bear; however, the location, size, and behavior of the described bear suggest it might have been a grizzly bear. Bear management staff will attempt to confirm the species through DNA analysis, if possible.

- The Turbid Lake Trail is closed until further notice. Bear management staff are sweeping the trail to ensure no other hikers are on the trail.

- Because this incident was a defensive reaction by the bear during a surprise encounter, the park will not be taking any management action against the bear.

- This incident remains under investigation and there are no further details to share at this time.

👉 Learn more about bear safety and how you can help prevent surprise bear encounters at: https://www.nps.gov/yell/learn/news/250916.htm

Photo: Aerial view of Turbid Lake

09/15/2025

The rut is on in Grant Village, Yellowstone National Park 🦬🦌🔥
Meet General Grant — the legendary bull elk who rules this corner of the park every fall. His bugles echo through the lodgepole pines, a sound that sends rivals running and draws visitors in awe. Watching him round up his harem and stand guard is like witnessing wild history come alive.
If you’re lucky enough to be here during the rut, give these giants space — but take in the show. Nature doesn’t get much more powerful than this!

09/10/2025

🚗✨ A full day on the Grand Loop in Yellowstone National Park! 🌲🦬 From steaming geysers and roaring waterfalls to bison crossing the road and jaw-dropping mountain views, every mile is an adventure. The Grand Loop truly gives you a taste of everything this park has to offer. 🌋💛

09/10/2025

🚗✨ A full day on the Grand Loop in Yellowstone National Park! 🌲🦬 From steaming geysers and roaring waterfalls to bison crossing the road and jaw-dropping mountain views, every mile is an adventure. The Grand Loop truly gives you a taste of everything this park has to offer. 🌋💛

09/07/2025

🐻🐺 Planning a trip to Yellowstone? Don’t miss the Grizzly & Wolf Discovery Center in West Yellowstone! It’s a great place to safely see and learn about the amazing wildlife you may encounter inside the park.
Perfect for families, photographers, and anyone who wants a closer look at Yellowstone’s wild residents. 🏞️✨

09/02/2025

🎣 Fishing in Yellowstone National Park is an experience like no other! Yellowstone Lake offers stunning views, unforgettable moments, and the joy of making memories—like decorating a custom lure with your brother. ❤️
Did you know? Lake Trout are an invasive species here, and regulations require that you keep or kill them—you cannot release them back into the lake. The silver lining? They’re absolutely delicious! 🐟🔥

08/29/2025

🏕️🌲 Work Camping in Yellowstone National Park 🌄✨
Life’s pretty amazing when your backyard is Yellowstone! Work camping here with Xanterra Travel has been an unforgettable adventure — not just for the scenery, but for the incredible friends and memories we’re making along the way. 💛
From campfires to fishing trips to exploring geysers on our days off, every moment feels like a mix of work, play, and once-in-a-lifetime experiences.
If you’ve ever thought about work camping, Yellowstone is hard to beat. 🌋🐻🌲

08/28/2025

The Cascade Trail along Cascade Creek is one of Yellowstone’s peaceful treasures. Following the creek, the trail winds through forests and open meadows, offering the soothing sound of rushing water and the chance to spot wildlife along the way. 🦌🌼
It’s the perfect hike for anyone looking to step away from the busy boardwalks and experience a quieter side of the park. Bring your camera — the views are every bit as stunning as Yellowstone’s famous landmarks. 📸✨

08/28/2025

🎣🌲 Fishing Lewis Lake – Yellowstone National Park 🌄🐟
A day on Lewis Lake is always an adventure — calm waters, mountain views, and the chance to hook into some incredible fish. Native cutthroat trout still thrive here, but so do the invasive lake trout, which have created big challenges for Yellowstone’s ecosystem.
Catching lake trout not only makes for exciting fishing — it also helps protect the native cutthroat that so many animals in the park rely on. 🦅🐻
Whether you’re trolling the deep water or casting along the shoreline, Lewis Lake is a special spot where fishing feels as wild as the landscape around you.

08/20/2025

🌲🏕️ Living the Dream in Yellowstone National Park 🐻✨
Working and living inside a national park — especially Yellowstone — has been nothing short of incredible. Last night we threw a little fish fry + campfire for a few of our co-workers… and it was one of those nights you never forget.
Fresh fish, good laughs, crackling fire, and great friends all under the Wyoming sky.
Oh — and just when we thought it couldn’t get any better… Bigfoot showed up 👣😆
Pretty sure even he wanted in on the lake trout.

08/09/2025

🌊💨 West Thumb Geyser Basin – Where Fire Meets Water! 🔥💦
Tucked along the shores of Yellowstone Lake, West Thumb is one of the park’s most unique thermal areas — a place where geysers, hot springs, and mud pots bubble right next to the deep blue water. 🌋🐟

From the Abyss Pool with its crystal depths to geysers that vent beneath the lake’s surface, every step feels like walking through nature’s own chemistry set. The lake views? Absolutely unmatched. 😍

📍 Tip: Go early in the morning for the calm water, golden light, and fewer crowds.