Polyamory On The Prairie: The Bison Rut In Yellowstone National Park Read about it here: outdoor-society.com/tag/news-and-i…

It's officially fire season across the West. Here in Yellowstone, we've been experiencing some hazy and smoky skies. Visit fire.airnow.gov to view an interactive map of fire, smoke, and air quality conditions anywhere in the country.

The Lower Falls of the Yellowstone River with heavy smoke in the air. The smoke in the region is currently from fires burning in the Pacific Northwest.

A bison timelapse from today in Yellowstone National Park.

#Yellowstone Volcano Observatory Monthly Update Aug. 1, 2024, 9:43 AM MDT ow.ly/yaZH50SPri2 JULY SUMMARY: - hydrothermal explosion in Biscuit Basin - 64 located earthquakes (max=M2.7) - seasonal changes in ground deformation - 1 Steamboat Geyser eruption Yellowstone National Park

Yellowstone’s Electric Peak, as seen from Swan Lake Flats.

Make sure you stay hydrated when out and about in Yellowstone right now, it’s quite toasty!

Just your standard commute picture when you are a hiking guide in Yellowstone. This roadside grizzly was spotted at 550am.

Today’s trail view in Yellowstone National Park.

A grizzly and fireweed, from yesterday in Yellowstone National Park.

Today’s view from the Suce Creek Trail near Livingston, Montana. If you want to know more about this and 50+ hikes that are truly awesome in the region, consider purchasing my guidebook. theoutdoorsociety.square.site

Yesterday’s full moon rising above Lamar Valley, as seen during a moon rise hiking tour. Taken with my iPhone, so the quality isn’t amazing.

An update on this coming year’s wolf hunt outside of Yellowstone National Park. dailymontanan.com/2024/08/19/com…

Happy 108th, National Park Service! 🥳

Heavy rainfall led to flash flooding on August 22, 2024, in Havasu Creek, which dramatically altered the landscape and safety conditions around Havasu Falls, located within the Havasupai Indian Reservation near the Grand Canyon 📌 #Arizona | #UnitedStates 🇺🇲 #flashflooding

Early morning roadside grizzly in Yellowstone National Park.

The elk rut is starting in Yellowstone National Park. This is what you need to know: outdoor-society.com/elk-rut-in-yel…

Yesterday’s view at Observation Peak in Yellowstone. At around 10 miles round trip and an elevation gain and loss of ~1,600ft, this is a great little adventure near Canyon. Keep in mind that this is ideal grizzly habit, as well as a spot to see elk and bison on/near the trail.

Iykyk from Yellowstone National Park.

Electric Peak from Swan Lake Flats in Yellowstone National Park.