Yellowstone National Park

Seeing a wolverine in YNP is extremely rare, as only seven are known to live in the park.

If you and your family want to explore some of the incredible National Parks in America in 2021, the National Park Service just released free admission dates for next year.

During winter season, visitors will be able to travel Yellowstone interior roads on commercially guided snowmobile and snow coaches.

If you've been thinking about heading to Yellowstone National Park, you better make plans for this weekend.

Rodrick Dow Craythorn claims to have been searching for the elusive Forrest Fenn treasure in the Fort Yellowstone Cemetery.

Another incredible video has been circulating social media showing a large grizzly bear being chased by a pack of wolves in Yellowstone National Park.

While overall visitation numbers are down for 2020, that wasn't the case in September.

Beginning in May, YNP began reporting COVID-19 testing results for the park's estimated 2,000 employees.

The wolves were spotted while driving between Norris and Madison junction, just before Gibbon Falls.

During the rut, you may have the chance to hear bull elk bugle in an attempt to attract a mate. While witnessing it is truly majestic, bull elk can also become extremely aggressive, and it is advised to keep your distance.

As of Monday morning, there are no active fires in the park, and there are currently no fire restrictions in place.

On Friday afternoon, Yellowstone National Park announced that the road between Mammoth Hot Springs and Norris Junction is temporarily closed due to a major water main break.