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overly hot. Then layer up or down as conditions require.

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Imagine the

Imagine the crunch of rock and the creek of leather, the clatter of

horse hooves against the stone, and the warm breeze that carries the scent of pine through the open valleys.

You're not just stepping into Yellowstone National Park,

you're rolling back the curtains of time,

to an era when travel was as much about the journey as the

destination. Welcome to the America's National Parks Podcast. I'm your host

Jason Epperson. Today we'll journey through the storied paths of

Yellowstone not on foot or by the modern comforts of our cars but alongside the

historic vehicles that have traversed this wild landscape for 150 years. The year is 1872.

Yellowstone has just been designated. The year is 1872.

Yellowstone has just been designated as the first national park,

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