Buckrail Daily: Grizzly trio spotted in Grand Teton // A golden gondola for Breezy // Retired music teacher found Teton adventure

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“A small portion of the plateau is above sea level, forming the remote Kerguelen Islands (a French territory), where during the winter less than 50 people live.”

Yellowstone serves as the antipodal point to another interesting geothermal area.

Today’s Top Stories

SNAPPED: Grizzly trio spotted in GTNP

GRAND TETON NATIONAL PARK — They say good things come in threes. That was certainly the case for photographer Susan Winfree on Sunday when she encountered a grizzly bear and two offspring […]

More gold for Breezy: JHMR dedicates gondola cabin to Olympic medalist

TETON VILLAGE, Wyo. — Olympic gold medalist Breezy Johnson is adding yet more hardware to her collection. To commemorate her moment atop the podium at the Milano Cortina Olympics, Jackson Hole Mountain Resort […]

Take a geologic trip to Yellowstone Caldera’s antipode in Indian Ocean

YELLOWSTONE NATIONAL PARK — This week’s Caldera Chronicles takes readers on a trip through the center of the Earth. Shaul Hurwitz, a research hydrologist with the U.S. Geological Survey, wrote the weekly […]

Women’s History Month: Maude Noble came for adventure, stayed for ferry

GRAND TETON NATIONAL PARK — It’s never too late in life for a second act. Retired music teacher Maud Noble, who belonged to a prominent Philadelphia family, first came to Jackson in 1915 […]

Why intentional fires can still be safe during this dry spring

Land managers are finding pockets of cool, wet conditions, allowing them to safely reduce future fire risk. “Why intentional fires can still be safe during this dry spring” was originally published on […]

Readers: How has this winter affected you?

JACKSON, Wyo. — Folks, let’s be frank. It’s been a strange winter. The winter recreation opportunities that historically have drawn hordes of visitors to the valley simply were not the same this […]