Lamar Valley is located in a remote northeast corner of Yellowstone National Park . A trapper in the 1830’s wrote in his journal about a “Secluded Valley” and the wild and beautiful nature of its high country meadows and ridges. Its wide expansive valley is home to Bison, Elk, Coyote, Grizzlies, Black Bear, Pronghorn Antelope, Cougars, Wolverine, Big Horn Sheep and the number one area to see Wolves. Bison are the largest mammals living in the park and Yellowstone is the only place in the lower 48 where the population of wild bison has persisted since pre-historic times. This area is definitively the place for serious wildlife watchers to visit. |
