Anyone been checking out the flooding? Holy smokes! All 4 entrances are shut down! Was planning a trip, like my 10th, in the fall. Either there or Sedona, but if these roads aren't fixed my decision may be an easy one. I miss TheGlov...he would be all over this...
Yellowstone closed!
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TJ used to love weather reports too. Wonder what he would think of this.....?
The Yellowstone River has done some major damage, as well as the Gardiner River in the North Entrance. I wonder how the Little Firehole and Big Firehole have made out. And the Snake River! My favorite fishing spots!
Sounds like Yellowstone needs a FACILITY. MASTER. PLAN. 
. Sandy would so got that.
. Sandy would so got that.
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Owner of the Yellowstone Gateway Inn was just interviewed. Her inn, where I have stayed a few times, was booked solid every day for the entire summer. Sold out every weekend. Gardiner will be shut down for the entire summer and deep into the fall. These poor people...god awful shame...
tks for the info, had a condo in Gardiner rented for next week. Checking on our second spot in Jackson Hole now.
This is just awful. I will always cherish our trip to Yellowstone 12 years ago. Almost booked again for this summer, glad I held off. And to think they have been clearing 38 foot snow drifts on the Beartooth Highway. I presume this won't matter as you can't access the park from this direction. Hopefully it's still clear if heading to Cody.
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WATCH: Clearing 38 Foot Snowdrifts On Beartooth Pass
Please stop whatever you're doing and watch this awesome video from Mike Eastman Blazed Trails Forgotten. It's 18-mins long, but it's well worth the
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Holy sh*t! Have done the Beartooth a half dozen times. Unbelievable drive, stayed in Red Lodge after going thru. Last time we were there wasin the month of July on a Friday nite. Was going to go back thru the pass on Saturday morning but couldn't because it was snowed in!This is just awful. I will always cherish our trip to Yellowstone 12 years ago. Almost booked again for this summer, glad I held off. And to think they have been clearing 38 foot snow drifts on the Beartooth Highway. I presume this won't matter as you can't access the park from this direction. Hopefully it's still clear if heading to Cody.
WATCH: Clearing 38 Foot Snowdrifts On Beartooth Pass
Please stop whatever you're doing and watch this awesome video from Mike Eastman Blazed Trails Forgotten. It's 18-mins long, but it's well worth the
My I’ve and I were just talking about the iconic and delicious hamburger stand Hellen’s in Gardiner. We are hoping that they can survive. Same with all other businesses.
The homeowners were just on TV. Last name of Britton. Sad story, awful. What is truly awful was that they were talking about the people clapping and cheering when the house went into the river. Disgusting..
I just might cheer if I knew John Surma was asleep in an upstairs bedroom when the house went kaput!
I saw a lot of homes carried away by Agnes in 1972! 50 years ago on the 23rd.
The news out of Yellowstone continues to get worse. It will cost mega $$$$ to do a fix and the work can only be done between the spring thaw and first snowfall. It will take years to get back to where it was. The economic impact will be long-term, and for many people very likely crippling.
Yellowstone National Park will partially reopen Wednesday after historic floods
The park has been closed since floods washed away roads, damaged buildings and knocked out water and power to parts of the park and communities nearby. The park's northern loop will remain closed.
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