Driving 3 mile from Fishing Bridge toward East Entrance, here is the Storm Point Trailhead, or Indian Pond. 10:09 AM July 2nd 2008.
We joined a Ranger Program. Starting from the Indian Pond. We expected a two-hours easy trail. And We did gain some animal, plants knowledge and history and culture information about the Storm Point area. It's a very good program and it's family-friendly. We had fun and enjoyed!
Looking Mary Bay of Yellowstone Lake. 10:49AM July 2nd 2008.
Storm Point Loop Trail of Yellowstone Lake. 11:23 AM July 2nd 2008.
We were heading to Storm Point of Yellowstone Lake. 11:25 AM July 2nd 2008.
Ranger was speaking at the Storm Point of the Yellowstone National Park. 11:30 AM July 2nd 2008.
The Storm Point of the Yellowstone National Park. 11:42 AM July 2nd 2008.
Yellowstone Lake near the Storm Point of the Yellowstone National Park. 11:47 AM July 2nd 2008.
Flowers, Lake and the Snow Mountains. Close to the Storm Point of the Yellowstone National Park. 11:52 AM July 2nd 2008. Do you believe the bears eat those yellow flowers?
Clara and Margaret on the Storm Point Loop Trail of the Yellowstone National Park. 12:02 PM July 2nd 2008.
The ranger gave the detail knowledge about the Squirrel inhabitation. 12:12 PM July 2nd 2008.
We get a conclusion of the program. The Storm Point Loop Trail of Yellowstone National Park. 12:20 PM July 2nd 2008.
We were on the way back to trailhead. The Storm Point Loop Trail of Yellowstone National Park. 12:22 PM July 2nd 2008.
Margaret and Clara enjoyed The Storm Point Loop Trail of Yellowstone National Park.
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