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From trips to tips, Nomadic Journal takes you on the trail, no matter where you are. Follow our journey as we live and learn in the outdoors. We want to share our discoveries and insight so you're better prepared for your next adventure.
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Oct 14, 2021
What to do in Bozeman, Montana
Check out all the things to do in Bozeman and the surrounding area before making your way down to Yellowstone!
Oct 6, 2021
The History of Wolves in Yellowstone
Wolves in Yellowstone have had quite the recovery over the past two decades. Check out the history and their impact on the ecosystem!
Sep 4, 2021
How Famous Features in Yellowstone Got Their Name, Part Two
Wondering where the names of features in Yellowstone come from? The following list will explain how some of the most iconic features in...
Aug 26, 2021
How to train for a backpacking trip
Going backpacking? You want to make sure that you are in trail-shape before strapping on your pack and hitting the trail. Learn how here!
Jul 26, 2021
Wildlife in Yellowstone: Part Two, Birds
There are nearly 300 species of birds that have been sighted in Yellowstone. This is a brief description of some of the birds you may see!
Jul 13, 2021
Wildlife in Yellowstone: Part One, Mammals
Yellowstone National Park is home to 67 species of #mammals, including everything from bear to montane vole, and from wolf to wolverine. ...
Jun 24, 2021
Visiting Yellowstone in Winter
You’ve probably read that #winter in Yellowstone is a magical time of year. We can’t back that up enough. Winter truly is a spectacle!...
Jun 24, 2021
Visiting Yellowstone in Fall
Fall in Yellowstone is remarkable--characterized by golden grass and aspens, blue skies, and the elk rut. Plan your fall vacation now!
Jun 24, 2021
Visiting Yellowstone in Summer
Yes, #summer is the busiest time of year in Yellowstone. But, it is also very easy to avoid the crowds. Almost any blog you read will...
Jun 24, 2021
Visiting Yellowstone in Spring
#Spring can be a very short season in Yellowstone. The average elevation of Yellowstone National Park is 8,000 feet, meaning that snow...
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