Yellowstone National Park

In 1872, America created its first national park, which is now a critical world park.

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Hunting Birds

Hunting with a camera that is. Birds are fascinating to watch and try to find. Let's start exploring....

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Animals

Animals are intriguing to look for and watch in the wild. They come in all shapes and sizes. What do you know about the animals you see?....

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Hydrothermal Features

Yellowstone National Park exist today because of it's 10,000+ features....

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Water of Yellowstone

If you visit Yellowstone National Park water will be a key resource of your visit....

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Seeing the Park Through Fay's Eyes

Papa mountain goat with kid
Mountain Goat billy, male, and kid, baby goat. Momma, a nanny, is off stage left and up the hill. Time for a nanny to have a break, so dad was on duty.

In May of 2024, I made my 18th trip to Yellowstone. I personally cannot get enough of it. There are so many places and sights to see that you could never see it all. The neat thing about it is that it changes. Minute-to-minute and day-to-day. So, what you see today may look different tomorrow.

I intend this section of Awareness Productions' website to show you some pictures and give you some information regarding Yellowstone National Park and its many wonders. All of the photographs were taken by me unless otherwise stated.

Here is a question for you. How many states and which states can fit inside YNP borders? See the answer below.

Yellowstone National Park

Geothermal
Intro to Yellowstone Basins

Intro to Yellowstone Basins

 Intro to Hydrothermal Features

Hydrothermal Features
Water
Lewis Falls

Water in Yellowstone

 Extremophiles

Extremophiles

 Firehole River

Firehole River

 Cave Falls

Waterfalls

Answer: Yellowstone National Park is larger than Rhode Island and Delaware combined.

Disclaimer: any errors on this site belong to me, not Yellowstone National Park. I am not an official representative of the park on this site. Yellowstone National Park and the National Park Service have not endorsed this site. This is Fay sharing her experiences, research, and pictures.

Sunrising behind an eruption of Castle Geyser
Early morning fall eruption of Castle Geyser with the sun rising behind it.
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