From the spots you didn't even know existed to how you could be arrested, national park rangers reveal their Yellowstone secrets.
People often take their vacations in the summer, and national parks are always a popular destination. In 2021, visitorsThe Herald-Sun.
This made it the most-visited month in the park's entire history—and the first time visitation had ever surpassed one million., who has served as a ranger for three decades and oversees law enforcement for Yellowstone, told Outsider in 2021 that there's a reason summer is now one of the"I tell you what, if you're planning a trip to Yellowstone, don't plan a trip in the fall.
"Some of the coolest and most impressive natural features were just a short hike, and most people probably didn't even know they existed," Ellison wrote.in 2013, one of these spots is"the most rugged and mountainous part of the park." This hidden gem is outside the Lamar Valley and near Cooke City, Montana, according to Hottle—who is now the press officer for the U.S. Forest Service.
He continued,"It feels like you're in the Swiss Alps with rugged young mountains that pop up, getting most of the snowfall in the park and raging rivers. There aren't a lot of visitors."
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