There’s a remote destination located in the northeastern corner of Yellowstone National Park that holds some of Wyoming’s greatest treasures. It’s a valley that emerges out of nowhere surrounded by contrasting peaks and ridges. This incredible Wyoming valley is full of surprises.
TripAdvisor/cestovatel25 In Lamar Valley there are surprises around every corner. “In every walk with nature one receives far more than he seeks.” By John Muir
TripAdvisor/908Laura Lamar Valley is a broad mountain valley that is U-shaped and was carved by glaciers. Today, it’s a lush paradise.
TripAdvisor/BunsenBurner40 Here is the view along the east entrance of Lamar Valley. This 29 mile road is one of the most scenic in Yellowstone.
TripAdvisor/Thomas S. There are around 500 bison dotted throughout the valley. Some even have a sense of humor like the one pictured above.
TripAdvisor/Thomas S Fox and wolves are a common sight in the valley. Wolves were re-introduced to the area in 1995 and because of that, Lamar Valley is one of the most popular places to observe these mammals.
TripAdvisor/ScubaGolfHunting Bighorn Sheep are also plentiful here. They love the alpine meadows, grassy mountain slopes and foothills near the rugged, rocky cliffs.
TripAdvisor/irishbob03 One of the biggest thrills in the valley is spotting a grizzly bear. Lamar Valley has one of the largest concentrations of grizzly bears in the park.
TripAdvisor/GabyVM Lamar Valley has been the site of two of the most significant conservation projects of our time. These include the recovery of the American Bison and the reintroduction of wolves to the northern Rockies.
TripAdvisor/BunsenBurner40 The marshy ponds are reminiscent of what’s left of the glacial period. These marshy areas will one day dry up and turn into meadows themselves.
TripAdvisor/JR M Lamar Valley is home to two of the top fly-fishing destinations. These are the Lamar River and Soda Butte Creek.
TripAdvisor/908Laura Check out this incredible drive…..
TripAdvisor/908Laura …..and the lush green hillsides…..
TripAdvisor/GabyVM …..and the beautiful blue water that snakes along beside the road.
Wikipedia/National Park Service If nature is the essence of life then Lamar Valley will touch a place deep in your soul. “Come forth into the light of things, let nature be your teacher.” by William Wordsworth
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TripAdvisor/cestovatel25
In Lamar Valley there are surprises around every corner. “In every walk with nature one receives far more than he seeks.” By John Muir
TripAdvisor/908Laura
Lamar Valley is a broad mountain valley that is U-shaped and was carved by glaciers. Today, it’s a lush paradise.
TripAdvisor/BunsenBurner40
Here is the view along the east entrance of Lamar Valley. This 29 mile road is one of the most scenic in Yellowstone.
TripAdvisor/Thomas S.
There are around 500 bison dotted throughout the valley. Some even have a sense of humor like the one pictured above.
TripAdvisor/Thomas S
Fox and wolves are a common sight in the valley. Wolves were re-introduced to the area in 1995 and because of that, Lamar Valley is one of the most popular places to observe these mammals.
TripAdvisor/ScubaGolfHunting
Bighorn Sheep are also plentiful here. They love the alpine meadows, grassy mountain slopes and foothills near the rugged, rocky cliffs.
TripAdvisor/irishbob03
One of the biggest thrills in the valley is spotting a grizzly bear. Lamar Valley has one of the largest concentrations of grizzly bears in the park.
TripAdvisor/GabyVM
Lamar Valley has been the site of two of the most significant conservation projects of our time. These include the recovery of the American Bison and the reintroduction of wolves to the northern Rockies.
The marshy ponds are reminiscent of what’s left of the glacial period. These marshy areas will one day dry up and turn into meadows themselves.
TripAdvisor/JR M
Lamar Valley is home to two of the top fly-fishing destinations. These are the Lamar River and Soda Butte Creek.
Check out this incredible drive…..
…..and the lush green hillsides…..
…..and the beautiful blue water that snakes along beside the road.
Wikipedia/National Park Service
If nature is the essence of life then Lamar Valley will touch a place deep in your soul. “Come forth into the light of things, let nature be your teacher.” by William Wordsworth
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