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Yellowstone National Park
... geysers de Norris : ambiance lunaire brumeuse mais chaude...puis direction Canyon pour voir les fameuses "falls" les cascades successives de la Yellowstone River qui ont creusé un canyon très profond et bien jaune...comme le nom du parc. On a fait les ...
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The Rockies and Yellowstone
We're back! We've followed the Yellowstone River up from Billings to Big Timber (where we had our best motel yet) then on to Livingston. With the Rockies in sight we cycled up Paradise Valley, aptly named, to Gardiner (5,200ft) in lovely sunshine. Today ...
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Wow!
... season. We came across a herd of bison in the middle of the road on the way to the upper and lower falls on the Yellowstone River. They weren't in any hurry to get out of the way, to the dismay of a FedEx driver coming the opposite direction. They ...
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Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone & Yellowstone Lake
... the canyon was formed after this eruption. Puffs of steam mark hydrothermal features in the canyon's walls. The Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone River is 20 miles long by 1,500-4,000 feet wide and more than 1,000 feet deep. The Upper and Lower Falls of ...
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God loves yellow-bellied marmots too
... just huge, massive tank-like vehicles - what do people need these for? On our journey we stopped several times along Yellowstone River which had just jaw-dropping waterfalls – really Yellowstone seems to have it all – animals, natural ...
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Yellowstone National Park
... Lake, steam spewing out of rocks, road construction, mountain bluebirds, Gibbon Meadow, Mt. Washburn (10,243' elevation), Yellowstone River, Antelope Creek, panoramic views, Gardiner River, Nymph Lake, Purple Mountain, North Twin Lake, evidence of ...
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Lamar Valley & Grand Canyon of Yellowstone
... of our To-See-List, we headed for The Grand Canyon of Yellowstone. We stopped off at several scenic overlooks of the Yellowstone River, the Upper and Lower Falls and breathtaking Artist Point. Then went on a short, but strenuous hike on Uncle Tom's ...
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Nature's Novelty
... the Two Towers and drove to a small picnic area along the North Yellowstone Road. There we took a short hike above the Yellowstone River and canyon. The view was breathtaking. Turning around we drove west to Mammoth. The town acted as a tourist ...
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Off to Mammoth
... I can't see 'em when I am back half a mile waiting. (end of rant) So the ride did take me along the Yellowstone River and bucolic fisherpeople casting away. And this road, unlike the others was narrower and had no real distance until it dropped off into ...
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one ornery ranger
... (for turning the car around and heading home). Instead we compromise on a short little walk down to see the Lower Falls of the Yellowstone River. We're at a higher altitude than we've been so far, so its colder & the wind has picked up. Looking out ...
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