Your Yellowstone Guide
√ Waking Up in the Wilderness: A Yellowstone Journey
√ Life Lessons from Yellowstone
√ Helping Yellowstone visitors since 1987
I’m Natalie. I’m here with help, hope & a good read.
I’m glad you’re here. Let’s go to Yellowstone!
Waking Up in the Wilderness:
A Yellowstone Journey
Now Available!
Are you an armchair traveler, an outdoor adventurer, or a national park enthusiast? Are you ready to trek across Yellowstone through the pages of a book?
If so, this may be the book for you.
It’s more than an adventure story about me and my family doing what we love in a place we love with people we love. It’s a sign pointing beyond all that and saying, “Look at this!” so readers can see what there is to see for themselves.
Encounter | Experience | Explore
Lessons From Yellowstone
Tales from the trail offering help, hope, and encouragement for navigating the ups, downs, blind corners, and flat stretches of the landscape of everyday life
More attention. Less autopilot.
More faith. Less fear.
Helping Yellowstone visitors plan their time in the park since 1987
- Are you planning a visit to Yellowstone?
- Are you overwhelmed by everything you don’t know and some of what you do?
- Do you need answers for your questions?
- Do you need a guide to help you map out your adventure?
If you answered “Yes” to any of these questions, you’re in the right place. Read the guides here.
Recent Posts
What is the Wilderness?
“Where do the rangers keep the animals at night?” Standing across the camera counter from the man who asked that question, I almost laughed. Surely he was joking. But I looked at him and saw he was serious. This guy has to be at least thirty. I thought. How could he...
Yellowstone’s Explosion & the Landscape of Everyday Life
This summer one of Yellowstone’s thermal features had a moment. Headlines featuring the word explosion will do that. At the end of July, Black Diamond Pool in Biscuit Basin didn’t just erupt. It exploded. Something happened in the unstable ground below it or maybe...
Life Transitions, Trail Restoration and Big News!
Walking under a canopy of lodgepole pines, I heard the melody of the rapids long before we reached the river. Although the day was sunny and dry, the season had been wet, and the ferns flourished in the shade bestowed by the towering trees lining the bank. Here at...
“There is a great deal of good to be learned from what we see every day, if we would but consider it.”
~ Matthew Henry
