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Hike with the YellowstonePark.com team to Shoshone Lake above Lander, Wyo.,in the Shoshone National Forest. The lake is a huge, beautiful lake that's full of fish and flanked by beautiful views of the southern Wind River Range. This hike isn't for the light-hearted. In fact, most who use this trail are on an ATV. Our route started via Fairfield Hill, then to Pete's Lake, Twin Lakes and Shoshone Basin, before arriving to Shoshone Lake, at the end of a 4,000-foot gain over 12 miles. After walking along the lake, ascend Cyclone Pass, a lung-buster, before arriving at the most spectacular view in

The Buffalo Bill Historical Center in Cody Wyoming is a "must see" for any traveler interested in the Yellowstone ecosystem or the Wild West. Listen in as we explore the Draper Museum of Natural History, the Buffalo Bill Museum, and the Plains Indian Museum. This is the largest Western Art Museum between L.A. and Chicago ? and is in Buffalo Bill's old stomping grounds. File Download (65 min / 22.22MB)

Virtually hike along with some of the YellowstonePark.com team on an awesome trail in Wyoming's Wind River Range. The trailhead to the Cirque of Towers via Jackass Pass is at the Big Sandy Opening. Hikers enjoy a 6-mile flat hike to Big Sandy Lake before ascending the steep, rocky, exposed Jackass Pass to the Cirque of the Towers. The Cirque was first made famous among climbers across the world when an article was published in a 1950 magazine. This hike is an 18-mile round trip and the views are among the best in the Lower 48. Along this hike, YellowstonePark.com talks to visiting hikers about

Flaming Gorge Reservoir is known for its scenic beauty and vast recreation. But over Labor Day Weekend every year at the Lucerne Valley Marina, a tremendous celebration with music, fireworks, and great people takes place. Dozens of boats decorated with lights sparkle the dark evening waters of the gorge and a great time is had by all! File Download (38 min / 13.21MB)

Cody, Wyoming is known as the "Rodeo Capital of the World" because of its tradition of over 90 straight days of rodeos every year from June 1 through August 31. From bullriders to barrel racers and rodeo clowns to family entertainment, this is an attraction that just can?t be missed! File Download (29 min / 10.19MB)

Flaming Gorge Days is known as "Southwest Wyoming?s Weekend of Fun!" and has been going on for decades. Every year in Green River, Wyoming, at the end of June, folks from all over enjoy live music, a festival in the park, and multiple sports tournaments at this fun family event! File Download (18 min / 6.18MB)

Recently, YellowstonePark.com's Shelli Johnson went on her first fly-fishing adventure. Guided by Tim Wade, owner of North Fork Anglers in Cody, Wyoming, Johnson was able to catch the two biggest fish she's ever caught ? after only 2 hours of fly-fishing! First, Wade provides an introduction to fly-fishing, including how to get outfitted for a day on the river, and the basics of fly-fishing. The two spent a couple of hours on the North Fork of the Shoshone River, which is located off the most scenic stretch of road in America, en route to Yellowstone Park's East Entrance. On the way to the rive

U.S. Senator Craig Thomas, of Wyoming, recently stopped by the Yellowstone Journal Corporation and YellowstonePark.com offices in Lander, Wyoming, to talk with Shelli Johnson about our national parks. Thomas was raised on a ranch in Wapiti, Wyo, which is near the East Entrance of Yellowstone National Park and was elected to Congress in a special election in 1989 when Dick Cheney was appointed Secretary of Defense. Thomas won his first term as senator in 1994 and won re-election in 2000. He's currently running for re-election again. Among other important roles, Sen. Craig Thomas is the chairman

On July 22nd and 23rd, 2006, the McMurry Foundation held a world-class airshow event, bringing some of the best aerial entertainment in the world to Casper, Wyoming. Over 21,000 specatators enjoyed stunt flying, skydiving, aircraft exhibits and much more at this event which benefited the Child Development Center of Natrona County. File Download (19 min / 6.38MB)

If you haven't been to Cheyenne Frontier Days yet?you need to experience this one. The "Daddy of 'Em All" is the largest outdoor rodeo in the world and remains a favorite of the best cowboys in the world. Now in it?s 110th year, this weeklong event includes many activities and attractions such as spectacular live music from Steve Miller to Keith Urban, parades, airshows, Indian Dancing, western art shows and much much more. There is certainly something for everyone as the "Daddy of 'Em All" certainly lives up to its reputation year after year! File Download (39 min / 5.54MB)

You can see it in the smooth, worn streets, the billboard images ghosted on brick hotels, the headframes that mark entry into what was once the "Richest Hill on Earth." It's no surprise, then, that the town?s vintage architecture and colorful past are often what draw people to visit. File Download (18 min / 6.21MB)

Adventure, natural wonders and legendary Montana hospitality await the lucky traveler who journeys to West Yellowstone. Whether you're planning for a winter adventure or a summer escape you'll find an endless variety of activities, accommodations and places to dine. So come inside, kick a tire and take a gander at what's in store for you when you decide to go west?West Yellowstone that is. File Download (14 min / 4.77MB)

If you like bluegrass music, western music, or just relaxing in the wilderness with friendly locals, check out the Beartrap Summer Festival, held every summer in Casper, Wyoming. This two-day event is held on the top of Casper Mountain in the Beartrap Meadows and includes live music, wonderful food, and tons of family fun. Bring your lawn chairs and coolers and kick back?this event will remind you why you came to Wyoming! File Download (16 min / 5.54MB)

Experience other cultures and traditions on your way to Yellowstone at the International Dance and Music Festival, held annually in Rexburg, Idaho. Dozens of nationalities and cultures are represented each year as they display their unique music and dancing to thousands of visitors. Rexburg has hosted this event for over 20 years and draws more and more participation. Parades, music, unique vendors, delicious food, and spectacular entertainment are in store for you at this beautiful event! File Download (23 min / 8.09MB)

Located in Great Falls, Montana, each year the Montana State Fair brings you the best in Entertainment, Concerts, Carnival, Exhibits, Food and so much more. File Download (16 min / 5.62MB)

Sweetwater County is home to the High Desert of Wyoming, abundant recreation, stunning views and wildlife and?the Red Desert Roundup, a PRCA rodeo and fun-filled weekend that includes parades, music, and all sorts of family fun! File Download (38 min / 13.11MB)

36th Annual Yellowstone Rod RunStreet Rod Heaven and one huge celebration for 36 years of rods. Food, frolic, parade, showin', shinin' and cruisin'. File Download (8 min / 2.64MB)

If you are lucky enough on your way to Yellowstone, you will be travelling through the "#1 Western Town in America" as voted by True West Magazine. It's Sheridan, Wyoming, and it's the home of the Sheridan WYO Rodeo, one of the biggest and most fun-filled weeks in the region. From parades to a world-class rodeo complete with bull riding and the Indian Relay World Championships, there is surely excitement for everyone in a spectacular western town! File Download (93 min / 31.79MB)

During the 13th Annual International Climbers' Festival in Lander, Wyoming, people from all over get together for five days of presentations, clinics, activities, parties, music, competitions and, of course, climbing. Climbers of all levels come together to learn about the sport as well as meet with other climbers. Whether you are an experienced climber or just thinking about starting up, this is a great event and a whole lot of fun! File Download (52 min / 17.80MB)

"Clark on the Yellowstone", a commemorative event honoring the Lewis and Clark Expedition of 1803-1806. The National Council of the Lewis and Clark Bicentennial has named "Clark on the Yellowstone" a National Signature Event in honor of its important historical significance. We invite you to join with us as we pay tribute to the historic, cultural and natural legacies associated with Captain William Clark's return journey in 1806. As you review the contents of this site, it is our hope that you will be inspired to explore the legacy awaiting you in the historic Yellowstone Valley. File Downlo

On July 14, 2006, YellowstonePark.com's Ryan Johnson discovered one of the best ways to see Yellowstone country ? by hot air balloon ? during the 26th annual Riverton, Wyoming Rendezvous. Every year, Riverton hosts a Balloon Rally that attracts dozens of balloon operators from all over the country. I had the opportunity to take my first balloon ride and see the beautiful landscape of Wind River Country from 600 feet up! This is truly a spectacle from the ground as well. Other events that occur during these 10 days are a rodeo, a car and bike show, and fireworks just to name a few. Listen to the

On July 13, Shelli Johnson of YellowstonePark.com and Yellowstone Journal, went on a tour with Jeff Swanson, of Fremont County Firewise. As fires were already raging across the West during this recording, the timing was ideal for getting an education on how homeowners and cabin owners can take precautions and actions to make their homes and properties more defensible in the event of a wildfire. In this podcast, Johnson and Swanson visit a mountain subdivision above Sinks Canyon State Park and Lander, Wyo. Johnson and Swanson walk the property and examine all the fuel hazards and problems and di

William Frederick Boycott as "Buffalo Bill" performs historical, cowboy and original songs about the history of the Wild West, and Wyoming, utilizing fiddle, banjo, mandolin, guitar and vocals. He also presents humorous cowboy poetry, tells stories in Traditional Native American Indian Sign Language and is a world-class yodeler. This podcast features a recent performance by Buffalo Bill Boycott at the Museum of the American West in Lander, Wyo. This well-known local personality is a member of the New Christy Minstrels. His website is buffalobillboycott.com. File Download (72 min / 24.68MB)

Sinks Canyon State Park, a beautiful state park located 6 miles SW of Lander, Wyoming, is named for a sink hole, the "Sinks", which is a limestone cavern that the Middle Fork of the Popo Agie River rushes into and disappears before resurfacing a 1/4-mile down the road at the "Rise." The Sinks is a geologic wonder and a bit of a mystery. This podcast is on-location coverage of the recent "dye test" performed by Geology professors and students from throughout the U.S. The dye test is a test where geologists pour some colored dye into the Sinks and then aims to determine if it resurfaces with the