Yellowstone News and Information

  No, Yellowstone isn’t ‘waking up.’ But parts of it are still blowing up:  Video captured one 30-foot high eruption at the site of a former massive blowout

  How Yellowstone Rangers Use Heavy Equipment To Drag 2,000-Pound Carcasses Away

Massive Logging Project Next to Yellowstone National Park Blocked by U.S. Court

  News Release Yellowstone National Park's winter season begins Dec. 15, 2025 Top things for visitors to know about a winter visit Snowcoach along the Madison River with bison NPS / Jacob W. Frank News Release Date:  December 10, 2025 Contact:   Yellowstone Public Affairs , (307) 344-2015 MAMMOTH HOT SPRINGS, WY – Yellowstone National Park’s winter season begins Monday, Dec. 15. Annually from mid-December until mid-March, visitors can travel most of the park’s roads from the West, South, East and North entrances by approved  commercially guided snowmobiles and snowcoaches  and via the  non-commercially guided snowmobile access program . Currently, the accumulation of snowfall on roads varies across the park. This means that visitors will be able to travel in the park, however, the type of transportation used on park roads by commercially guided snowmobile or snowcoach tour companies will depend on road conditions. Throughout the winter season, park staff wi...

  Montana FWP proposes extending bison hunting season

  Yellowstone wolves get used to people, then become easier targets outside the park

 Montana State University alumnus challenge Yellowstone National Park’s history 

  International visitors to Yellowstone, Grand Teton will face a $100 surcharge in 2026