Shepherd Family Retreats

01/13/2021

The Old Faithful and Upper Geyser Basin live-stream we**am is back online! Thanks for your patience as we worked through broken we**ams and winter conditions. Additional thanks to all of the staff that braved the cold and snow to install and troubleshoot the backup we**am.

Enjoy the live views at https://www.nps.gov/yell/learn/photosmultimedia/we**ams.htm

12/25/2020

Merry Christmas from West Yellowstone, Montana! We wish everyone the very best during this holiday season!.⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠
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10/20/2020

Now is the time to plan your winter trip to West Yellowstone, Montana and Yellowstone National Park. Learn more at http://bit.ly/35zgxkc.

10/20/2020

There are not piles of snow like that in West Yellowstone, Montana yet, but you know they are on their way. Make your plans now for a winter trip at http://bit.ly/2JWFywD. Let's Make Plans! Let's Go There!

09/11/2020

08/26/2020

West Yellowstone, Montana has something for everyone in each season. Learn more about our community at http://bit.ly/2QVgp8q.

08/07/2020

Did you know there are over 900 MILES of trails in Yellowstone National Park?

Which trail is your favorite?

📸 of Duck Lake Trail

08/07/2020

Take a road trip along one of the scenic driving routes surrounding West Yellowstone. Explore the beautiful landscapes of southwest Montana and Yellowstone Country, or find the hidden gems on the backcountry roads. These routes will allow you to experience the unspoiled nature along winding rivers a...

08/07/2020

Why do some birds stand on one leg while resting?

It is to minimize heat loss through their unfeathered legs. By holding one leg up in their belly feathers they cut the heat loss through their legs in half.

07/24/2020

Are you dreaming of snow-covered streets and trails? Plan a winter trip to West Yellowstone, Montana at http://bit.ly/2QkeuxT.

07/15/2020

Tonight is a great time to enjoy Yellowstone’s dark skies. In addition to a myriad of stars, you may see Jupiter fully illuminated by the Sun and visible all night. The giant planet is currently in opposition, meaning it is opposite the Sun and about as close as it will get to Earth this year. Jupiter, currently the brightest object in the evening sky, lies in the east around sunset and climbs to its highest near midnight, then sets in the west at sunrise. With a good pair of binoculars, you may be able to see Jupiter’s four largest moons.