Backpacking Yellowstone: the Basics
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Separating from the herd: Getting away in Yellowstone's backcountry
By Brian Kamsoke
Contributing Writer
Animal jams are a common occurrence in Yellowstone National Park. Elk, bison, coyotes, moose and bear appearing along the road (and sometimes in the road) cause traffic to stop and backup for hundreds of feet.
This is an ideal opportunity to view wildlife in their natural habitat; for many, this is the closest they will ever come (or want to come) to a black bear or bull moose.....
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Re: Simple Story about Backpacking in the Yellowstone
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Is it strictly a day-hiker syndrome of bee-lieving the Yosemite begins and ends in the Valley? The only backpackers who have made the "its too crowded in the summer" statements to me are the ones who have not been to Yosemite. The last time I tried to tell someone about the "north country", I might as well been describing the Citadel in Jerusalem....
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