many tourists and residents of the Yellowstone National Park area found themselves at ground zero of a natural disaster. Torrential rainfall in Wyoming and Montana brought widespread flooding to ...

Large explosive eruptions occur in Yellowstone around once every 700,000 years, according to the U.S. Geological Survey.

The Yellowstone River, which runs through Wyoming and Montana, reached record levels on Monday Unprecedented and sudden flooding at the oldest national park in the US this week has caused ...

All entrances to Yellowstone National Park were shut after severe flooding damaged roads and caused rockslides. In Montana’s Park County, extensive flooding washed out bridges, roads and left ...

Yellowstone National Park closed for the first time in 34 years after record flooding. More from News Yellowstone National Park closed for the first time in 34 years after record flooding.

Satellite images show the destruction of infrastructure from severe flooding across Montana. Yellowstone National Park officials said some damaged roads may remain closed this season due to the ...

Government flood-insurance maps often left residents ... swelling rivers to record levels and forcing the closure of Yellowstone National Park. Red Lodge, Mont., known as the “gateway” to ...

Of the more than 900 miles of trails available in Yellowstone National Park, Mystic Falls Trail is one of its most popular. The reason for this has to do with its scenery as well as the length.