Yellowstone National Park

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1st ever national park established (1872) ☑

8th largest (2,219,790.71 acres) ☑

Most famous place to view bison in the USA ☑

Home to Old Faithful (America's most famous geyser) ☑


The list could go on!


Let's jump in!







































































































 Those of you who may be thinking "What? No Bears?" will enjoy our adventure in Rexburg, Idaho.

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Yellowstone Bear World



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