Covering the Tetons since 1965
Covering the Tetons since 1965
Grand Teton National Park is literally in our backyard. In this section of the site, we bring readers the information they need to navigate the park safely, as well as the latest news from environmental agencies and stakeholders.
Yellowstone National Park searchers moved from searching to recovery efforts Friday after they failed to locate 74-year-old Kim Crumbo at Shoshone Lake. Through the week, crews swept all the trails in the area, searched the entire Shoshone Lake shoreline by…
It wasn’t the busiest August ever in Grand Teton National Park, but it was busy none-the-less. The National Park Service Visitor Use Statistics office reports a total of 696,564 recreational visitors entered the park during the month making it the…
The elk rut season is in full swing right now and will continue until about mid-October. Yellowstone and Grand Teton National Park officials warn that this is a dangerous time as bull elk will consider people and cars threats and…
The culling of non-native mountain goats from Grand Teton National Park will begin today as part of a multi-year management plan to conserve a native and vulnerable population of Rocky Mountain bighorn sheep in the Teton Range. Mountain goats are not…
Yellowstone National Park search and rescue crews reported they located the body of Chimacum, Washington Resident Mark O’Neill along the east shore of Shoshone Lake Monday. The 67-year-old O’Neill and his half-brother, 74-year-old Kim Crumbo, from Ogden, Utah, were reported…