Today’s view of Undine Falls in Yellowstone National Park.

Stayed in town, so here is today’s view of a side channel of the Yellowstone River from Livingston, Montana.

My new guidebook is out!!!

This may sound like hyperbole, but the hikes found in and around Yellowstone have the potential to change your life and leave you obsessed with hiking every trail in the area. It happened to me and it might just happen to you.

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(4/30 8:11 pm) In the next hour an intense snow shower will pass over Homestake Pass. A weather spotter south of Butte called saying this shower created ZERO visibility and a 1/2' of snow in 20 minutes. Be prepared for greatly reduced visibility while driving. #Butte #I -90

One of our favorite signs of spring is the return of migratory birds to Yellowstone! Can you identify these spring migrators? What bird's arrival indicates the return of spring where you live?

Today’s view of the Yellowstone River from Paradise Valley.

Looks like an a few elk are entering the north entrance of Yellowstone through the employee lane.

Bears have been super visible in Yellowstone as of late.

Please stay at least 100 yards from bears at all times, do not stop in the road to watch them. Allow them plenty of room to cross the roads. When hiking, always carry bear spray, know how to use it and have it accessible.

Today’s view of the confluence of Hellroaring Creek with the Yellowstone River in Yellowstone National Park.

Montana’s snowpack as of last night. It is currently 70 degrees along the Yellowstone River in Livingston, Montana.

My bumper must have smelled interesting.

This date in history, April 24, 1903, President Theodore Roosevelt came to Yellowstone National Park and laid the cornerstone on the Roosevelt Arch at the park’s north entrance. Read 10 lesser known facts about the history of the iconic arch at yellowstone.org/history-of-the…....

Today’s view of Electric Peak and Sepulcher Peak from Bunsen Peak in Yellowstone National Park.

It's #NationalParksWeek . Post your favorite nps photo. Here's mine: entering Yellowstone National Park from the southeast into the Thorofare.