Yellowstone Net

Mention the word Yellowstone, and most of us think of Old Faithful, the steam geyser. Others think of buffalo and other wild animals. But there is more to the park than that, as today’s Family Site shows us.

The site, Yellowstone Net, is an online tour of one of our country’s’ most popular national parks. It is a unique collection of information on all the park attractions such as the above mentioned geyser (as well as others), hiking trails, wildlife, and lodging accommodations. But there are also links to an online newspaper, specialty stores, reservations, and galleries, where visitors can view and purchase some very beautiful pictures of the park. A chat area for fellow Yellowstone enthusiasts is there as well, along with forums and classified ads.

So if you’re looking for a place to take a cyber vacation, then Yellowstone Net maybe just the spot for you. Who knows, you may decide to go there in person.

http://www.yellowstone.net/

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