Information sources

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Snake River

The Snake is one of six rivers in the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem that eventually drain into the Pacific Ocean via the Columbia River. Two other river drainage systems  in the area lead to either the Gulf of Mexico or the Sea of Cortez. The magnificent Tetons in the background are but one of eleven mountain ranges that help define the GYE. 

          Some useful phone numbers are listed below.

Colter Bay Visitor Center                                              (307) 739-3516
Moose Visitor Center (primary information center)            (307) 739-3300
Grand Teton Lodge Co. (to access Colter Bay Cabins)     (307) 543-2811
Xanterra Parks and Resorts                                           (307) 344-7311
Yellowstone Road Conditions, etc.                                (307) 344-7381
Wyoming Road Conditions                                           (307) 733-9966
Teton Road Conditions                                                 (307) 739-3601
Wyoming Weather Conditions                                      (307) 739-3611

Other useful sources of information on line

Grand Teton National Park website www.nps.gov/grte

Yellowstone National Park website www.nps.gov/yell/home.htm

Check out what's happening right now on the Yellowstone webcams at:

 Old Faithful www.nps.gov/yell/oldfaithfulcam.htm  or 

 Mammoth www.nps.gov/yell/mammothcam.htm

Yellowstone weather http://www.weather.com/weather/us/cities/WY_Yellowstone.html

A useful database for scientific research information is found at: www.wsulibs.wsu.edu/yellowstone

The Yellowstone Association has an interesting site at www.YellowstoneAssociation.org

If you are interested in Yellowstone geothermal activity try: www.web-net.com/jonesy/geysers.htm

Lodging & campground information and reservations: www.travelyellowstone.com