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Janet ChappleU.S.
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Anything about traveling and enjoying Yellowstone National Park and environs, except for details about the deep backcountry areas. | |
Caroline Bach WoodU.S.
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Any questions related to the logistics of planning a trip to the Greater Yellowstone area including hotels, guides and areas of interest. I can also provide information about living and working in Yellowstone since I grew up there and spent many summers working through college. Lastly, I am happy to provide information about non-profit organizations if you are interested in helping the park. | |
Bruce GourleyAvailable
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General and specific questions about Yellowstone National Park. | |
Mike ThompsonU.S.
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I am the owner/operator of R.K. Miller`s Wilderness Pack Trips, Inc. Operating Backcountry horse back pack trips into Yellowstone`s Backcountry. I can answer specific questions on wildlife, scenery, fly fishing, camping, trails and horses. | |
Sue MechamU.S.
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Hello! I have all the necessary brochures for booking vacations in Yellowstone National Park and have been there MANY, MANY times! | |
JohnAvailable
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My greatest passion in the natural world is Yellowstone National Park. I have been going there regularly since I was 2 (that was in 1953). I make a minimum of two trips a year there, and have visited in both the summer and winter. My area of real joy is studying and observing the geysers, primarily in the upper geyser basin near Old Faithful. I belong to a group called GOSA (the Geyser Observation and Study Association) which has around 300 members. I have also acquired a passion for park history, much of it`s geology, I marvel every year at ..... | |
Nan WeberAvailable
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My area is history of the Park. I specifically know women`s history of the Park. Mattie Culver is who I know most about plus those working at the Firehole Hotel (sometimes called Marshall`s Place.) I am a researcher and can find answers from various sources if need be. |
To have the most time to enjoy both the Tetons and Yellowstone, you will want to fly to Jackson, WY. If you have only two or three nights to stay in the area, I would advise getting a room or camping at
Hi Lorri (again): I am not terribly familiar with hikes in Yellowstone as most of my time there is spent in the confines of the Old Faithful area. One nice 5 mile (round trip) is from Keppler Cascades
Hi Brenda: sorry about my delayed response...I was in Yellowstone all week and got home last night. In terms of arrival, Jackson Hole would be your best option...you might want to check out Idaho
Hi Lorri: Sorry about the delayed response...I was in Yellowstone for the past week. Your car will easily handle the grades in Yellowstone. A manual transmission is actually an advantage. Weather
It's less than ten miles between the South Entrance and the boundary of Grand Tetons, but there was construction there this past summer, which may continue into next. That made delays of 30 minutes or
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