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Lamar Valley
Expansive Valley Known for Its Wolves and Bison
Valley
in
Yellowstone NP
,
Rocky Mountains
near
Buffalo Ford
,
WY
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Lamar Valley is located in the northeast corner of Yellowstone National Park and is renowned for its rich wildlife viewing opportunities. The valley’s wide and open terrain allows for unobstructed views of various animals including
bison
,
wolves
,
elk
, and
grizzlies
, making it a hotspot for wildlife photographers and nature enthusiasts.
Lamar River
runs through the valley, providing a vital water source for the animals and contributing to the lushness of the habitat. The area is accessible via the Northeast Entrance Road, and its popularity has grown due to the high chances of observing Yellowstone’s diverse wildlife in their natural setting.
Grizzly Bears in Lamar Valley
Grizzly bears can often be spotted in the spring and early summer foraging in the valley’s open meadows or near the riverbanks post-hibernation.
Bison in Lamar Valley
Lamar Valley, often called “America’s Serengeti,” is a haven within Yellowstone National Park where bison roam in substantial numbers, offering visitors a glimpse into the wild heart of North America’s grassland ecosystems. Bison in Lamar Valley are part of the largest and oldest public bison herd in the United States.
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