Colorado National Parks

A Colorado family narrowly escaped serious injury or worse when they were attacked by a bison at Yellowstone.

In a summer of historic (and in some cases tragic) flooding in and around Yellowstone National Park, there's one moment that I can share that's been positive. Visitors to the park captured video of an elk calf successfully crossing the raging Yellowstone River.

It's about five hours from Northern Colorado to Devils Tower Monument in northeast Wyoming. You've seen it in pictures and in movies; seeing it in person is highly suggested.

The rising waters have been so devasting that all of Yellowstone entrances are now closed. New video shows just how bad the flooding has been.

Crews are clearing the last of the snow from the 48-mile stretch of Trail Ridge Road that runs from one side of the park to the other.

A memorial is being built to pay tribute to Big Kahuna, an elk that sadly died earlier this year.

Spend the day on Grand Lake, then jump in the hot tub or build a campfire in the fire pit.

It doesn't get much more iconic Wyoming than this. A large elk herd described as "a beautiful train" was spotted crossing a road in Grand Teton National Park.

It's funny what you can find when you're looking around the old internet. My family has visited Yellowstone's Grand Prismatic Spring many times over the years, but we never saw anything quite like this. A man shared video of the time when a "steam tornado" formed during his visit.

Visit the Great Sand Dunes National Park for sand surfing and sledding, horseback riding, off-roading, and amazing mountain views.