Features

Before photos could be reprinted in magazines, artists had to come up with a different way to share the park’s scenery with the masses

As the National Park Service turns one hundred, the examples set by—and the problems seen by—Yellowstone and Grand Teton parks are more important than ever.

In Jackson Hole, snowmobiling isn’t just a sport, but a culture.

At fifty years old, Jackson Hole Mountain Resort has grown up while staying true to its founders’ visions.

A recent landslide in the Gros Ventres is like a science book come to life. Views of it are an easy(ish) hike away.

Jackson Lake is a jewel for recreationalists, whether they’re looking to catch fish or a wild ride.

Yellowstone’s thermal features are out of this world.

Wyoming and its neighbors prepare to take over management of the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem’s grizzly population. Will this include trophy hunts?

Wolves have restored wildness to Greater Yellowstone, but human attitudes die hard toward the iconic predator.

PHOTOGRAPHY BY JEFF DEINER