Slough Creek Campground is a small 16-site campground in Yellowstone National Park. This is a great spot for tent campers and those with small RVs who are interested in wildlife viewing ...

Beginning Aug. 3, Yellowstone National Park visitors with a day-use ticket will be able to drive from Tower Junction to Slough Creek to hike, fish and watch wildlife.

Onlookers cheered as Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks Director Christy Clark cut through a scarlet ribbon Saturday morning, officially opening Reed’s Slough Wildlife Viewing Area to the public.

Stroll along Slough Creek for your best chance at spotting one of Yellowstone’s elusive wolf packs. Pro tip: Wolf viewing tends to be better in winter, when packs are more active and their dark ...

Tower Junction to Slough Creek road corridor vehicle day-use ticket Tickets will be available for morning and afternoon windows. Visitors booking the 8 a.m. window may enter between 8 a.m.-12 p.m.

Coldwater Creek flows through pine forests in the Florida panhandle. The Florida Wildlife Corridor Act, passed in 2021, has helped the state expand protection and restoration of the largest ...

Following restoration work, Kings Bridge Wildlife Conservation Area reopened to the public on April 1 for fishing, birding and wildlife observation.

The distant road leads to the Lamar Valley. The Lamar River and Slough Creek are beyond the road. Obvious hint: Both elk are closer than the road and waterways.

Tower Junction to Slough Creek road corridor vehicle day-use ticket . Tickets will be available for morning and afternoon windows. Visitors booking the 8 a.m. window may enter between 8 a.m.-12 p.m.

The water in Parsons Slough, pictured here, is said to be about 8 degrees Fahrenheit cooler than the Jefferson River in August. The nearby Willow Spring Creek is about 12 degrees cooler than the ...

The oldest known wolf in Yellowstone was also a female, 478F of the Cougar Creek pack, who lived 121/2 years. Mother supreme Starting when she was 2 years old, 907F has given birth to 10 litters.