Some of the prime attractions that make Yellowstone National Park stunning and unique are the park’s 10,000-plus hydrothermal features — geysers, mud pots, cauldrons, steam vents and hot springs. But ...

It doesn't get any better than a dip in a thermal pool after a day on the trails.

Did you know that beginning in 1914 and continuing until 1951, Yellowstone visitors could actually swim in a warm, geyser-fed pool near Old Faithful? This remarkable attraction—often called the Geyser ...

The question of where life on Earth began has long puzzled scientists, but new research suggests that ancient hot springs, similar to the ones in Yellowstone National Park, may have played a crucial ...

The warnings are all over Yellowstone National Park, written in bold, white lettering and on red signs clearly expressing the danger of entering geological thermal areas. According to park guidelines, ...

When we think of Montana, it’s cabins, skiing, and the great wilderness that usually come to mind. Montana is also one of those states that remind us of cowboys, westerns, driving cattle, and big ...

Yellowstone National Park’s Morning Glory Pool is not what it used to be. Back in the 1800s, the famous hot spring was a bright, clear, turquoise blue, and it was named after the flower it resembled.