We normally run our annual sale for only a week or two around the July 4th weekend but we have decided to run it all the way from now to the end of July!!

You can now get the guidebook on sale for $19.99 AND FREE SHIPPING!!!

And we have dropped the price of the Yellowstone Drive Guide App from $19.99 to $14.99 as well which is about 10 bucks cheaper than any other driving app out there. And the YDG App is the most comprehensive driving app available with over 550 recordings and covers areas that no other driving app covers.

So get yours today!!

Due to a rash of recent bear attacks in Yellowstone and Glacier, we had a LOT of requests asking what YOUR odds are of getting attacked by a bear on your Yellowstone vacation.

This short podcast is part of our Yellowstone Weekly Series which is designed to be watched on You Tube where you can see pics and videos of everything we talk about in this podcast version. But if you like podcasts, then you are set.

In this podcast, we go over 3 recent bear attacks that occurred in the spring of 2026 and also discuss one that occurred in 2021 just outside the western boundary of Yellowstone Park less than a mile from my home.

This short podcast is part of our Yellowstone Weekly Series and we recommend you go to You Tube and watch the video version because you will see pics and videos of everything we are talking about during this podcast. But for those of you that want to listen to the podcast version, here you go.

In this podcast, we go over the rules of brining you pet to the parka and It comes as quite a shock to a LOT of park visitors that bring their pet with them that their dog is NOT allowed on any trail or boardwalk park wide in both parks. You are basically allowed to let your pet out of your car to relieve themselves and that is about it. And we discuss the reasons for this as well.

However, we go over some hikes and river floats (see attached pic) located right outside the park boundaries where you CAN take your pet with you for the entire day. We also cover some great boarding places where you can drop your furry baby off early in the morning and then pick your pet up at the end of the day and you both had a great day. It's where we take our pet if we are going to be away from the car for an extended period of time or if we are doing an overnight hike.

So for those of you that want to bring your furry family member with you to Yellowstone and Grand Teton National Parks, we have you and your pet covered!