After 12 years living in Montana, I finally made it to Yellowstone National Park. It is by far the weirdest, most bizarre parks I've been to. The geothermic activity makes the area one of the most unique places on the planet.
Boiling River flowing into the Gardner River
With limited time, Sage and I blitz the park trying to fit as much in as possible. We decided on the largest loop through the park we could do with hopes of seeing the most. As it turned out, it limited our time at each place.
Mammoth Spring
The park's roads systems were great, passing by nearly all the major attractions the park had to offer. Short hikes from the road got us to the spectacular views and bizarre sights while keeping us within our timeframe.
Evidence of the '88 fires
Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone River
Grizzly bear in Hayden valley
Buffalo near Yellowstone Lake
Springs and geysers near Old Faithful
Old Faithful
Grand Prismatic Spring
More geothermic activity
Bull Elk keeping his ladies in check
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