Tied To Nature

Tied to Nature is all about exploring and learning in the outdoors. Tied To Nature helps people get out and if they cant get out it is to help then to see what I see, and to experience what I experience. Tied To Nature is a tour company, it is photography, and it is a blog, but it is more than all of that.

Yellowstone is the worlds first national park established in 1872. When Yellowstone was established it was meant to protect the numerous thermal features found with in the area. Yellowstone was an incredible discovery we now know that there are over 10,000 thermal features.

Because this vast untouched wilderness was set aside and protected for its thermal features, all the wildlife, the lakes and rivers, forests, and every other natural feature located in this now 2.2 million acre National Park was protected in the same manner.Yellowstone is one of a kind, it was set aside "for the enjoyment and benefit of the people" and is beckoning to be explored.

Dressing is all dependent upon the weather layers are always recommended, if you are unsure of the conditions please call in and ask. Your footwear should be sturdy, closed toe, nonskid shoes. If you are on a full day tour your lunch and drinks will be provided as well as snacks though out the day.

Summer in Yellowstone is coming to an end and the first season of Tied To Nature's Yellowstone is as well. Listen for monthly updates for the next few months before season two starts next April. George and Jenny truly live "A Yellowstone Life", living on the edge of Gardiner, MT they can almost throw a rock and hit the National Park.

Island Park and West Yellowstone are a couple of the western towns to Yellowstone National Park. People from all over the world come to stay in Island Park, ID and West Yellowstone, MT while they visit Yellowstone National Park. Yellowstone can often make people overlook the opportunities that these two little towns offer during their visit.