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Yellowstone National Park - Day 3

We decided to get up early again and drive straight to where we saw the wolf and cubs. No wolf sighting, but saw pronghorns, coyote and buffalo, then continued touring sights on the northern loop including walking and driving the northern and southern rims of “The Grand Canyon of Yellowstone” - Upper and Lower Falls, Lookout Point, Grand View, Artist Point, Inspiration Point (Uncle Tom’s Stairs was closed). Ended our day with dinner at Cowboy’s in Gardiner, MT.






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