We spent 3 days in Yellowstone. Parked at Grant Village campground, right on Yellowstone lake. There was still snow in the campground. I guess they just opened and the first people had to shovel out their spaces. It was beautiful. We were only able to see part of Yellowstone. We did not make it to Mammoth Hot spring, Lemar Valley or Roosevelt Lodge. We did see the geyser basin, old Faithful, Yellowstone Lake and the mud volcanos.
Yellowstone lake, the bus nestled in the trees at Grant Village
sunset on Yellowstone lake, hot spring at West Thumb geyser basin with yellow flowers
John on the boardwalk at West Thumb geyser basin , run off from the hot springs into the lake
geyser under the lake, a hot spring
another couple colorful springs
beautiful blue spring, inside the lobby of the Old Faithful Inn
old faithful going off from the balcony at Old Faithful Inn , elk grazing in the green grass of the road
the lake house where we had dinner on Yellowstone Lake, the historic Lake Hotel
John in the dining room having lunch at the Lake Hotel , and waves on the lake-the winds and waves were so high we decided not to take the scenic cruise on the lake
wild flowers-shooting stars, phacelia,strawberries and glacier lilies,
Suep with a rapid in the background, a large bull elk
Lower Yellowstone falls, buffalo in the Hayden Valley
Sue and John in front of Lower Yellowstone falls. Mothers favorite photo place, Lower Yellowstone falls in the grand canyon of Yellowstone
a rainbow in the mist looking down from the brink of the Upper falls. Dragons Mouth hot spring
mud volcano and more mud volcano's
both ends of a rainbow over Yellowstone lake
Sylvan lake , snow bank on Sylvan pass on the way to Cody
a waterfall onto the road just over the pass, the highway to Cody
The Buffalo Bill Memorial Highway between Yellowstone and Cody
