Yellowstone in September: Bugling Elk, Empty Boardwalks, and Why Fall Is the Park’s Best-Kept Secret
There’s a moment in Yellowstone’s Lamar Valley when the light turns molten around 6:45 on a late September morning. The grass has gone amber, a thin crust of frost crackes under your boots, and somewhere in the timber a bull elk lets loose a sound that starts in his chest, climbs into a high trembling … Read more
