Jayne Clark

The Ultimate Picnic Spots in Yellowstone

Written by: Jayne Clark, June 15th, 2019

Categories: Food

These places offer idyllic al fresco dining

Yellowstone After Dark: Good Times, Dark Skies

Written by: Jayne Clark, September 05th, 2018

Categories: Plan

Stargazing, musical performances, wildlife watching, and Old West cookouts fill the evenings at America’s first national park

Yellowstone: Where the Bison Roam

Written by: Jayne Clark, July 02nd, 2024

Categories: Facts

There is no better place to see America’s magnificent national mammal, the bison, than in Yellowstone National Park.

The Coolest Way to Tour Yellowstone

Written by: Jayne Clark, March 12th, 2024

Categories: Plan

Historic Yellow Touring Buses are as popular today as they were when they first rolled onto Yellowstone’s byways in the 1920s.

Why Yellowstone in Springtime Will Make You Giddy

Written by: Jayne Clark, November 01st, 2023

Categories: Plan

Bears, blooms, baby animals, and more await in the season of rebirth.

5 Myths About Yellowstone

Written by: Jayne Clark, April 05th, 2018

Categories: Facts

As the country’s first national park, Yellowstone has an almost mythical status in the American psyche. We set the record straight on some common misconceptions about Yellowstone.

Romantic Spots in Yellowstone

Written by: Jayne Clark, February 11th, 2018

Categories: Plan

Intimate moments and private spots make Yellowstone a romantic wonderland — especially in winter

The Wild Huckleberries of Yellowstone

Written by: Jayne Clark, January 16th, 2026

Categories: Food

Explore the unique charm of Yellowstone’s wild huckleberries. Learn about their history, where they grow, and how they’re turned into delicious treats like jams, candies, and more.

5 Experiences of a Lifetime in Yellowstone

Written by: Jayne Clark, November 30th, 2023

Categories: Plan

From geyser gazing to wildlife watching to the magic of winter, add these wow opportunities to your bucket list.

Q&A with a Yellowstone Ranger

Written by: Jayne Clark, June 16th, 2024

Categories: Facts

A retired, long time Yellowstone National Park ranger shares little-known insights into the various situations that percolate, and sometimes erupt, in our first national park.