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Yellowstone, Grand Teton, and more.
Best Lesser-Known Yellowstone Hikes
Your first time in Yellowstone National Park, you have to go to the famous, popular spots--Old Faithful, Mammoth, Grand Canyon, etc. Once you've experienced those sites, your next goal should be to experience the unusual, unique areas of the park. This video will get you started with a few of my favorite, lesser-known hiking spots. Happy hiking!
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Shoshone Lake / Yellowstone's Most Deadly Lake
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Yellowstone is known for its natural wonders. Shoshone lake is no exception. As the largest, backcountry lake in the lower 48, this body of water is a solitary marvel in a national park full of incredible sights. Its remoteness has contributed to its (well deserved) reputation of being a dangerous lake. If you are up to it, it is definitely still worth visiting though. Keep you wits about you, ...
Pet Rules in Yellowstone National Park
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It is important to understand the rules and regulations about bringing pets into Yellowstone National Park. While there are some strict rules to follow, your dog, cat, hedgehog, or other pet can definitely accompany you as you enjoy the world's first national park. Please keep in mind that these rules are there to protect your pet and the rugged wilderness that is Yellowstone. #Yellowstone More...
Yellowstone 2021
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This is a preview of what to know and expect if you are traveling to Yellowstone National Park the summer season of 2021. Summer is an incredible season to visit Yellowstone. Know what to expect as you come to the park this season. Planning ahead and being prepared will help you take advantage of this natural wonder of the world. For further info, check out the National Park Service website: ww...
Animal Locations in Yellowstone National Park
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#Yellowstone Planning a trip to Yellowstone? Ever wonder where to go to have the greatest likelihood of seeing a bear, wolf, or moose? In this video, I tell you the best locations to find the major mammals of Yellowstone. I also mention other helpful information for locating the majestic wildlife of the nation's first national park. Timestamps 0:00 Intro 0:56 Bison 3:23 Bears 7:12 Elk 8:13 Moun...
Slow Motion--Massive Bald Eagle Snatches Fish from Ice Near Yellowstone National Park
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It's not often you get to see a bald eagle so close. With the mountains as a backdrop, this was a once-in-a-lifetime shot. #Eagle #Rockies
Top 3 Kid-Friendly Hikes--Grand Teton National Park
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Planning trips with kid-appropriate activities can be challenging. This video is designed for those interested in getting some family hiking in as they visit Grand Teton National Park. Photographs of String Lake Trailhead and Phelps Lake Overlook are from the National Park Service.
Beautiful Fox in Grand Teton National Park
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This beautiful fox still had part of its grey winter coat. This was filmed in Grand Teton National Park in the spring. #fox #wildlife #GrandTeton
Massive Bull Moose in Grand Teton National Park
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This bull moose was found along the Gros Ventres River in Grand Teton National Park. Driving along the river, you can find moose nearly every evening at dusk. #moose #GrandTeton #NationalPark
3 Adorable Black Bear Cubs Following Their Mother in Yellowstone
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This video features a mother black bear with her 3 cubs foraging on a hillside. We observed them from a safe distance and, we were fortunate to get some excellent shots of the mother and her cubs. This was near Lamar Valley, in the northeast corner of Yellowstone National Park in May. #Yellowstone #bear
Hike with 1000ft Drop-Offs--Angel's Landing, Zion National Park
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Zion National Park One misstep is can lead to disaster. A chain is all that keeps you safe on this breathtaking hike. People die every year trying to make it to the end of Angel's Landing (someone died the very day I hiked it for the first time). This video gives you an idea of how intense this hike is, with the 1000ft drop-offs at various parts of it. #Angelslanding #Zionnationalpark
Baby Bison Playing in Yellowstone National Park
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Baby bison that we found playing in Lamar Valley, Yellowstone. Baby buffalo, or bison calves, are often called red dogs due to their reddish fur. #Yellowstone #Nationalparks #Bison
Grizzly Bear and Cub in Yellowstone National Park
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Grizzly Bear and Cub in Yellowstone National Park
Bear Spray Used On Bear in Yellowstone National Park
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Bear Spray Used On Bear in Yellowstone National Park
Good information but the random stock video clips of lakes that don't look anything like Shoshone was distracting to me, because I know what the lake looks like.
Yeah… I unfortunately don’t have good footage of the actual lake. I went there before I started this channel, so I didn’t take any videos.
Nice vid. Well done. But most people, including you, pronounce it wrong. It is pronounced Shoshoneeeee! The last E is Not silent.
You must not have read the previous comments… yes, the tribe is pronounced Shoshoneeeee, but the lake is pronounced how I say it in the video. The lake was pronounced incorrectly for so long, the incorrect pronunciation has become more or less the official pronunciation. It’s kinda lame, but true.
For a few extras, Great places to see Bighorn Sheep would be from the North Entrance to Mammoth, the mountainous sections of Lamar Valley but I’d recommend a spotting scope for that, also the Mount Washburn area in between Tower & Canyon, also along the East Entrance road. Great places to see Pronghorn, Lamar Valley would easily be the best place to see them, you almost always see them there. Great places to see Mountain Lions, you have to be pretty lucky to spot one they’re probably the rarest large predator in the park, but they’re most often seen from Mammoth all the way to Lamar Valley & sometimes around the Tower region. Great places to see Bald Eagles, any place that has sufficient amount of water, like the Madison River along the West Entrance road, also the Yellowstone River, and the huge lakes in Yellowstone. Also to note about bears, just like wolves they can be seen throughout the park, but the Eastern side of the park from Lamar Valley all the way to the East Entrance road tends to have the most bear sightings for both Grizzly & Black Bears that are closest to the roads, although I have seen that Grizzly Bears are sometimes spotted close to the road from Mammoth to Norris, Grand Teton is also a good place to look for Grizzly Bears during dusk in the meadow openings, and in my experience I have seen Black Bears close to the West Entrance road, and even a lone wolf along that road at one point, so in short, although some areas of the park offer a higher chance of seeing a particular animal, there’s always the chance you could come across it in a random area of the park at the right place at the right time.
I believe more have died in Lake Yellowstone.
This looks great my friend, these shots are amazing!
Thank you! They all come from fun hikes.
Great video. Loved the MTB footage at the end. I have always wanted to hike Mount Sheridan.
Let’s do it this summer.
Why are bald eagles excluded?
I love the babies, but the stupid humans got too close, as usual! 😣
it's pronounced sha show nee.
I have canoed into Shoshone Lake twice and been on over night trips on Yellowstone Lakes seven times. It is true Shoshone Lake is more remote, but I consider Yellowstone Lake to be more dangerous due to its size and water conditions. I believe more people have been killed on Yellowstone Lake than Shoshone Lake.
You’re likely right- due to its sheer size I would imagine more people have died on Yellowstone Lake. The statistics for the actual numbers are pretty hard to find. I would say though, Yellowstone Lake is less prone to having afternoon windstorms that come out of nowhere. Also, for how few people travel to Shoshone I’d say the actual odds of dying there are higher. That’s how I look at it at least.
@@YellowstoneLife "Odds of dying", that could be true.
I think if I made a video like this, which took considerable effort, I would actually learn to pronounce Shoshone.
He pronounces it like the local do, that is how I say it.
Hi! I’ve addressed this in several comments.
Elk around Mammoth, Canyon and Lamar Valley. Hayden Valley during mid September when the Bulls are bugling and in the rut.
Black Bears around Tower-Roosevelt
Wolves can easily be found in Hayden and Lamar Valley
Moose can be found around Pebble Creek.
Mountain Goats (Barronette Peak) Between Pebble Creek and NE Entrance
Best bear spray used in Rocky Mountain West (UDAP and Counter Assault)
Spring of 2022, we saw between 10-15 Grizzly Bears every day in Lamar Valley (early June)
Baby Bison, (Bison Calves) = Red Dogs
Isn't the name of the lake pronounced "Shoshoney", like the Native American tribe?
Hi! I actually addressed this in a previous comment.
I paddled Lewis Lake several days last fall. You can put in at several spots along the road on the east side of Lewis Lake. I was told there are numerous obstructions and shallow spots on the river between Lewis and Shoshone that required portaging or lining. Good pointing out that you should paddle near shore vs going out across wide areas.
Yeah last time I went from Lewis to Shoshone we had to wade through the shallow parts of the river while pulling our canoes.
It is shallow and you have to pull the canoe the closer to Shoshone you get.
Pronounced Sho-Sho-knee. Not shoshown.
Thanks for pointing that out! I was going to mention that on the video, but I decided against it. I probably should have. That being said, I think it is one of those situations where people know the correct pronunciation, yet still pronounce it incorrectly. I'm from the area, still live here, and have lived within a few miles of the Shoshone-Bannock reservation--literally everyone I know pronounces it "Shoshown." Maybe I just haven't hung out with any of the folks who pronounce it correctly though!
Locals pronounce it Shoshown, and Coyote is KY-OTE not KY-ote-EEE
Just rent bear sprays around YNP and GTNP.
This video is incredible. I'm subbing immediately. I hope you keep pumping out content like this.
I love it when posters don't bother to learn the correct pronunciation of lakes, mountains, and other features.
If you are referring to the missing long E sound at the end of the word Shoshone, then i’ll just add this note. I was just at Yellowstone, and while getting my permit to backpack around the lake…..The ranger issuing the permit corrected me when I used the long E at the end of Shoshone. Told me that in the lake name, the E was Silent.
That is how the locals pronounce it.
Hi! I addressed this in a previous comment. I love it when UA-cam commenters don’t bother to learn the correct pronunciation of lakes, mountains, and other features. Having lived in the area essentially my entire life, including having lived within a few miles of the Shoshone reservation, I feel like I have some authority on the matter. To summarize, the tribe is pronounced “Shoshonee” and the lake is pronounced “Shoshown.”
If only humans could somehow communicate to the mamas we don't want to hurt your babies. We as humans, just love babies and we wanna hold and pet them LOL and buy presents 😁
Excellent video. Great job of explaining the many dangers associated with paddling across the lake, as opposed to paddling along the shoreline. His case example demonstrates how there is no room for using “testosterone” to make paddling decisions, as opposed to good judgment. Know that high mountain lakes are NOT lowland lakes. Whether you are an expert canoeist or not, staying close to the shoreline is of critical importance. Large waves on high mountain lakes may not (and often do not) have anything to do with incoming storms. Canoes are not sea kayaks. In addition, Not all canoes are equal, especially in their center depth. Further, identical canoes with different loads have different freeboard. If you don’t understand these terms or concepts, do your research. Have paddled more than 3,000 miles tripping in canoes. If you lack the background necessary to paddle in remote backcountry, join a local canoe club, then safely enjoy the beautiful backcountry.
Awesome writing!
Wolves,crows and octopus 😍😍😍 Humans I hate...
LooKs moRe like Husky's to Me...........!
OMG, this is now one of my favorite videos on UA-cam! :)
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Did you all know that many 🇺🇸 National Parks have Bark Ranger programs?! Soooo much fun to experience with you're best 🐕 friend! Look for Bark Rangers of the U.S. National Parks in the old facebook!
Who in their right mind would put baby bison in their car??? What the heck kind of world is this?? Theres no hope for humanity, mother earth, or innocent animals as long as we hav bozos like that living amongst us
Seriously though. It’s like some people have no concept of the difference between a pet and a wild animal.
Did the wolf park you mentioned ever get made? Thanks for info in the video!
My understanding is it will open this coming summer. Not 100% sure though.
actually... actually... actually you can’t be burned OVER 100%
they r really so cute.intelligent delightful and playing with eachother under teh shadow of their mother.
When’s the next vid dropping!?
That doggo and a bear are best friends right now just chillin in yellowstone ik it 🤞😭
You know, I actually just saw on the news that it got found and returned to its owners. It somehow managed to survive for several weeks on its own. Pretty crazy, but a happy ending.
@@YellowstoneLife ayeee even better :)), thanks for update that’s fuckin crazy lol
🥰 adorable.
How can anyone put a "thumbs down" on this?!
could be by mistake,
@@altrnatvthinker or they don’t like them, just because something is small and cute doesn’t mean everyone will love them.
I can
Antelope Island near Salt lake City...perfect place to enjoy bison.
Duh...these are wild animals! Stay away!
Thanks for the info!
This video was super helpful! I can’t wait for my next trip to Yellowstone
I wish you the best of livelihood on your trip. It is one of the last places in the united states of true unrelenting natural beauty. To me, it's by definition, otherworldly. I wish you the best of coincidences in your adventure.
When is the best time of year to see wolves?
I’ve found the most consistency seeing wolves on summer evenings, just before dusk. I know you can find them during the other seasons, I just have had so much luck seeing them in the summer, that’s generally when I go looking for them.
I just saw a lone white wolf last month about 50mi south of west Yellowstone!
@@chanthechinook7830 Nice! Like in the Island Park area?
@@YellowstoneLife No, by Spanish Creek Trailhead south of Big Sky Montana. There’s a pack of them living on Ted Turner’s Fly D Ranch there.
Cute
Is that a _beard?_ What is that?
I'm assuming you're talking about the flap under the moose's chin. It's called the dewlap, or bell
@@kylep3514 Ah, thank you!
They are so lovely
What a great shot!
How did the fish get there?