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2007 PROGRAM
SCHEDULES HAVE NOT YET BEEN DETERMINED
Ranger Adventure Hikes
Explore
Yellowstone's backcountry on a half-day interpretive hike with a park
ranger. Visit lesser-known hydrothermal areas, explore wildlife habitats,
and experience a slice of Yellowstone's wilderness. Program locations vary
daily. Hikes rated from easy to strenuous. Some hikes not recommended for
people with heart, breathing, or serious medical conditions. Information and
tickets are available at these visitor centers: Old Faithful, Albright
(Mammoth), Grant, Canyon, and Fishing Bridge.
Walking the Canyon Rim
Words can hardly
convey the startling beauty of the Yellowstone River, its Grand Canyon and
spectacular waterfalls. Explore the geology and natural history behind the
scenery. Approximately 1.5 hours.
The Canyon Loop Walk
Walk along the
upper Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone River, then along an established trail
through meadows and forest, finally looping back to the parking area.
Explore the geology and natural history of the canyon area, while enjoying a
bit of its backcountry.
Approximately 2.5 hours.
The Yellowstone Canyon Talk
From a classic
viewpoint, enjoy the Lower Falls, the Yellowstone River, and the spectacular
colors of the canyon while learning about the area's geology and history.
Discover why artists and photographers have been drawn to this special
place. Join the park ranger on the lower platform at Artist Point on the
South Rim Drive for this short talk. Approximately
10-15 minutes (excpet 10 a.m. Junior Ranger talks, which are 20-30 minutes).
Canyon Evening Program
Join a park
ranger for the evening to learn more about some aspect of Yellowstone's
natural or cultural history. Inquire locally on bulletin boards and at
visitor centers for program titles and descriptions.
Approximately 45 minutes.
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