Virtual Guidebook to Yellowstone and Grand Teton National Parks

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Virtual Guidebook to
Yellowstone and Grand Teton National Parks
Wyoming

Fullscreen Panoramas

Great Prismatic Pool, Yellowstone National Park.

Table of Contents - FullScreen
listed from northwest to southeast: Old Fort Yellowstone (3); Mammoth Hot Springs (6); Tower Falls (2); Gardner River (2); Northeastern Yellowstone (5); Dunraven Pass (4); Firehole Lake Loop (3); Norris Geyser Basin (4); Biscuit Basin (4); Gibbon River (2); North Rim Grand Canyon (3); South Rim Grand Canyon (3); Hayden Valley (2); Mud Volcano (5); Yellowstone Lake (6); Midway Geyser Basin (3); Upper Geyser Basin (4); Geyser Hill (3); Old Faithful (3); West Thumb Geyser Basin (4); Jackson Lake (2); Jenny Lake (4); Moose (3); Tetons from Jackson Hole (8); Gros Ventre Mountains (3); Jackson (3); Snake River Canyon (1)
Numbers in parentheses indicate how many panoramas are available of each locality.

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Complete Listing of Fullscreen Panoramas
listed from northwest to southeast

Old Fort Yellowstone: Old Fort Yellowstone, now the park service headquarters. (7-28-00); The Drill Ground and Capitol Hill at Fort Yellowstone. (7-28-00); Mammoth Hot Springs Hotel, once reached only by stagecoach. (7-28-00)
Mammoth Hot Springs: Opal Terrace, which displaced a tennis court. (7-28-00); At the base of Mound Terrace, an inactive area. (7-28-00); Minerva Terrace, at Mammoth Hot Springs. (7-28-00); Boardwalks and stairs next to the New Blue Pool. (7-28-00); Above the New Blue Pool on the main terrace at Mammoth Hot Springs. (7-28-00); Canary Spring, an actively growing part of the main terrace. (7-28-00)
Tower Falls: The Calcite Spring lookout, far above the Yellowstone River. (7-29-00); At the base of Tower Falls. (7-29-00)
Gardner River: The Sheepeater Cliffs, columnar cracked basalt. (7-28-00); Swan Lake Meadow, wide open spaces in northern Yellowstone. (7-28-00)
Northeastern Yellowstone: The grassy uplands of Blacktail Deer Creek in northern Yellowstone. (7-29-00); Floating Island Lake, victim of too much visitation. (7-29-00); A still-standing petrified redwood tree. (7-29-00); Rustic cabins at Theodore Roosevelt Lodge. (7-29-00)
Dunraven Pass: Prime grizzly bear range closed to human entry. (7-29-00); A lodgepole forest burned in the great fires of 1988. (7-29-00); Looking south from Dunraven Pass. (7-29-00); A mature, unburned, lodgepole pine forest. (7-29-00)
The Firehole Lake Loop: The Great Fountain Geyser late in its eruption. (7-27-00); Hot Cascades, a waterfall on a near-boiling stream. (7-27-00); Bison grazing on Fountain Flat. (7-27-00)
Norris Geyser Basin: Steamboat Geyser, the largest in the world, but rarely seen erupting. (7-28-00); Eruption of Echinus Geyser. (7-28-00); In the Back Basin at Norris Geyser Basin. (7-28-00); On the hill above Porcelain Basin. (7-28-00)
Biscuit Basin: Mustard Spring in Biscuit Basin. (7-27-00); The Firehole River flows past Biscuit Basin. (7-27-00); Sapphire Pool in Biscuit Basin has had a resurgence of activity. (7-27-00)
Along the Gibbon River: Virginia Cascade on the Gibbon River. (7-28-00); A typical Yellowstone trout stream and meadow. (7-28-00)
The North Rim of the Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone: Inspiration Point, not as inspiring as it might be. (7-30-00); Lookout Point above the Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone. (7-30-00); Red Rock Point and Lower Yellowstone Falls. (7-30-00)
The South Rim of the Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone: At the brink of Upper Yellowstone Falls. (7-29-00); Artist Point above the Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone. (7-29-00); On the south rim of the Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone. (7-29-00)
Hayden Valley: Bison at Alum Creek in the Hayden Valley. (7-29-00); The smoothly flowing Yellowstone River in Hayden Valley. (7-30-00)
The Mud Volcano Area: Dragon's Mouth Spring. (7-29-00); The Mud Volcano, half destroyed by its own eruptions. (7-29-00); Sour Lake, something between a hot spring and a mud pot. (7-29-00); The Churning Cauldron, living up to its name. (7-29-00); A new fumarole has appeared in the Mud Volcano parking lot. (7-29-00)
Yellowstone Lake: Pumice Point at the mouth of West Thumb on Yellowstone Lake. (7-29-00); The beach at Sand Point on Lake Yellowstone. (7-30-00); The elegant Yellowstone Lake Hotel. (7-30-00); Inside the beautifully restored Yellowstone Lake Hotel. (7-30-00); The historic Lake Ranger Station on Yellowstone Lake. (7-30-00); Rustic Yellowstone Lake Lodge. (7-30-00)
Midway Geyser Basin: The Excelsior Geyser Crater, another case of self destruction. (7-30-00); The Great Prismatic Pool, amazing colors governed by water temperatures. (7-30-00); Hot water spills into the Firehole River at Midway Geyser Basin. (7-30-00)
Upper Geyser Basin: Castle Geyser, impressive even when not erupting. (7-30-00); Grand Geyser, between eruptions. (7-30-00); Amazing color gradations in Morning Glory Pool. (7-30-00); The Riverside Geyser in full eruption over the Firehole River. (7-30-00)
Geyser Hill: Geyser Hill, with three geysers erupting. (7-27-00); Ear Spring on Geyser Hill. (7-27-00); The Lion Geyser erupting. (7-27-00)
Old Faithful: In front of the Old Faithful Inn. (7-30-00); In the lobby of the grand Old Faithful Inn. (7-30-00); An early morning eruption of Old Faithful, with only 50 people watching. (7-30-00)
West Thumb Geyser Basin: The small but interesting fumarole area at West Thumb. (7-30-00); Bluebell Pool and Seismograph Pool. (7-30-00); Fishing Cone hot spring, just under the waters of Lake Yellowstone. (7-30-00); The Black Pool, now deep blue due to a change in temperature. (7-30-00)
Jackson Lake: On the remote south shore of Jackson Lake. (7-25-00); Colter Bay Marina on Jackson Lake. (7-27-00)
Jenny Lake: A close-up view of the Tetons from near Jenny Lake. (7-26-00); No moose today, the moose has gone away. (7-26-00); Jenny Lake Lodge. (7-26-00); On the east shore of Jenny Lake at the foot of the Tetons. (7-26-00)
Moose: Chapel of the Transfiguration at Moose, in Jackson Hole. (7-25-00); Inside the Chapel of the Transfiguration. (7-25-00); A log cabin store at Moose in Jackson Hole. (7-25-00)
Views of the Tetons from Jackson Hole: Sagebrush flats in the southern part of Jackson Hole. (7-25-00); Pasturelands on the floor of Jackson Hole. (7-25-00); Glacier Canyon in the Tetons, viewed from the valley floor. (7-25-00); Afternoon clouds over the Grand Tetons. (7-26-00); The classic Snake River Overlook view of the Tetons. (7-26-00); An old cattle ranch in Jackson Hole. (7-27-00); Teton Viewpoint, in the middle of Jackson Hole. (7-27-00); A herd of bison (buffalo) in Jackson Hole. (7-27-00)
The Gros Ventre Mountains: The Gros Ventre Slide. (7-25-00); The Grand Tetons, from the Gros Ventre Mountains. (7-25-00); In the Gros Ventre Mountains, east of Jackson Hole. (7-25-00)
Jackson: Flat Creek Marsh and the Teton-Yellowtone visitor center. in Jackson. (7-25-00); Elk horn arches at each corner of the Town Square. (7-25-00); The Town Square in Jackson. (7-25-00)
Snake River Canyon: Lunch Counter Rapids on the Snake River. (7-25-00)

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