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Yellowstone National Park continues to test its employees for the coronavirus. In partnership with the states of Montana & Wyoming, over 1,000 COVID-19 tests have been given to front-line Yellowstone employees over the past eight weeks.

Yellowstone National Park announced Wednesday that visitors should expect detours and delays at Old Faithful until further notice.
Traffic is being routed around the Old Faithful Overpass Bridge due to safety concerns.
Currently the National Park Service is evaluating the condition of the bridge.…

All campfires must be cold to the touch before abandoning.

Yellowstone National Park is reporting that a 72-year-old woman from California was gored by a bison at the Bridge Bay Campground.

One of the many plethora of reasons why Yellowstone is considered a must-experience destination is the fact that you will sometimes witness nature's food chain in action. That was the case a few days ago as tourists saw a grizzly cub hunt elk.

A Missouri woman encountered two grizzly bears while hiking the Fairy Falls Trail near Old Faithful in Yellowstone National Park.

Park Superintendent Cam Sholly said proactive testing is the only way to detect cases early and respond quickly to any infected employees.

The Wyoming entrances to Yellowstone opened on May 18.

According to a Wednesday news release, the proposal includes installing WiFi equipment at select park lodging facilities and public housing.

Yellowstone Park entrances are "on track" to open June 1, along with an increase to 75 percent capacity for restaurants, bars, and casinos.