1. Yellowstone National Park
Fun Facts
Stops along the way
Yellowstone National Park
Yellow stone is the Frist national Park established in 1872.
This Park covers three states, Old Faithful, the frequently-erupting geyser in Yellowstone.
Yellowstone also has many other geysers and hot springs.
The Corn Palace- Mitchell, South Dakota
Cabela’s - Mitchell, South Dakota
Badlands- South Dakota
Bear Country U.S.A. – South Dakota
Mount Rushmore- South Dakota
Crazy Horse- South Dakota
Teton Mountains- Wyoming
Jackson hole –Wyoming
The Spud- Idaho
By: Jackie Buboltz
May 4, 2013

2. What is a geyser? Family Fun Animals Old Faithful Bear Country U.S.A.
A geyser needs a water source from miles under the Earth's surface. It also needs a heat source, supplied by the Earth's magma. This is about 3 miles under the surface of the Earth. The magma heats the water, but hot water isn't enough it also needs pressure.
Old Faithful
Fisting Old Faithful is one of the coolest events to see. It is a geyser that goes of pretty frequently and is one of the biggest.
Yellowstone is a wonderful area for animals to live . When driving threw this park you will be able to see these wonderful animals any time of year elk, bison, mule deer, bighorn sheep, grizzly bears, black bears, wolves, moose, pronghorn, coyotes, mountain lions, beaver, trumpeter swans, eagles, ospreys, white pelicans, and more.
Bear Country U.S.A.
On this adventure you are able to drive threw many areas were Wolves, Bears, Sheep, Elk and more live. You are able to drive in the different animal areas with your vehicles and the animals may even come up to your window.