The year 1912 proved to be a turning point for the history of automobile travel. J.W. Parmley of Ipswich, South Dakota proposed the creation of the first transcontinental automobile highway in the ...
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The Epic 5-Mile Trail in Yellowstone National Park Worth the Climb
This challenging hike near Yellowstone's East Entrance shows off a stunning, rarely-seen side of America's First National ...
“Hiking in Yellowstone is unlike hiking any other place on Earth.” That is the opening line in the forward by author Bill ...
Reader question: There's a yellow rock along State 76 in Clayton that marks the Yellowstone Trail. Who put it there, and what's its significance? Answer: Clayton landowner Amos Ihde placed the rock, ...
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Yellowstone National Park's Family-Friendly Waterfall Trail Is An Enchanting Hike Following A Lovely Creek
As of 2025, the United States boasts 63 national parks, ranging from the perpetually popular Great Smoky Mountains to Alaska's remote and sparsely visited Gates of the Arctic. While each American ...
WATSON -- A century before MapQuest or Google Maps were invented, motorists using one of the country's first coast-to-coast highways followed the "Yellowstone Trail" by watching for chrome yellow ...
Jul 21, 2019 Jul 21, 2019 Updated Aug 10, 2024 0 It’s probably safe to say that for a good number of us there’s always been an interstate highway system. But that has not always been the case.
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