Yellowstone National Park Flooding 

I’m a park veteran. That footage is simply unbelievable. Wow.

This is the video the National Park Committee should have used when they announced the closing of the park. It would have made their action understood beyond any doubt to even those visitors who reserved overnight vacations from all corners of the globe. I don't know how long it will be closed but it was the right thing to do!. Beautiful photography ! Thank you!

Wow! Mother nature is speaking loud and clear. Even though she's closed Yellowstone, there's still a beauty to watching her work. Your video captured a beautiful power that only she can give. May every life be safe and may Yellowstone open again afresh and renewed. 🙏

I',m from North Dakota. IN 2021, we had a really bad drought, everything drying up. Then this year, completely opposite, drought is gone. Even though flooding is bad and that roads were washed out there, I think having too much water is far better than too little. All that water will replenish ground water, get things greening up again and lower fire danger. Too bad the southwest can't get flows like that.

The wonders of a living planet, it gives us life and along the way, it takes lives and livelihoods. Impressive footage, thanks for posting!

I am very happy and THANKFUL that the area is getting the amount of water that it is. We need it. This water will greatly help western Wyoming, Idaho, Oregon, and Washington.

Beautiful photography, thanks

Fantastic footage! You really captured the beauty of the area and the sad devastation. Thanks for sharing!

Beautiful video. The awe inspiring, destructive power of water doing what it does best. Carving and creating the landscape we love 💛💛

Best Footage of it I've seen so far. The regular news is just pathetic. I want citizen footage. Thanks man.

This is what I came to youtube for when looking for flooding footage, NOT all the news agency clips!

Camped all over Yellowstone and mother nature had its day, but all will be anew when they repair the roads, etc. The western U.S needed rain and this will be shared with other states too via the river systems. Nothing like Yellowstone. We in Alabama are usually blessed with the Gulf Stream weather, so yes thank God we get rain often and do not usually have the huge forest fires they have in the western states. Nothing like waking up to a 2,000 pound Elk walking past your camper followed by a few huge bears looking for a meal, as they brush up against your camper door! Yellowstone is something most should put on their bucket list if you love nature!

This is great footage. My family are in Red Lodge, Absarokee, and the Livingston area. They’re all dry, thank heaven!

Amazing footage, displaying Mother Nature will ultimately have her way.

amazing footage and beautiful

Beautiful! Thanks for sharing.

Gotta admit the flooding makes for Beautiful photos

That's beautiful....exactly the way it should be when it wants to be.

NPS did the right thing. This is downright dangerous !! I could see some reckless person taking a selfie and well, you know what happens next. Great video !!

Wow thanks for sharing

Thank you for posting this - These are some of the areas I was interested in seeing - besides Biscuit Basin, down near the Lone Star Geyser and Kepler Cascades and Spring Creek coming off Isa Lake.

Beautiful footage! Brings me back there!💖

We were there 3 weeks ago. What an incredible amount of water. Please be safe and prayers for everyone there now.

Yellowstone National Park has some of the nicest, natural flooding videos in the United States.

My wife and I were there two weeks ago and the best time of our lives! What beautiful land I am still struggling to describe the beauty of this part of the country. So to hear of the flooding but the lake levels were low.

I was so lucky went to Yellowstone National Park on weekend of June 4th 5th 6th and pass by Montana too

Hey Hey Boo Boo let's get us some picnic Baskets but Yogi they are all floating away! Wow great Video 👍

Super footage, thanks for sharing.

Central Oregon Our Temps this morning were 34° with Snow Flurries possible, and it's June!

Nice capture’s thank you

Hope everyone gets through it all without harm.....Be safe...

Yeah we've been getting pounded up here in Montana God we had some systems roll through last night that it just turned the streets to streams

Thank you for the video. I’m planning to visit in about a month. Now I know to actively watch the weather in that area.

What a beautiful place! Hope everyone stays safe!

Those Video Images are Gorgeous. Mother Nature is so Unpredictable nowadays. Drought here in California. I still remember my stay at the Grand Teton Lodge, years ago and 🐎 back riding in the Forest. Your Channel is very Calming and Terrific Video Journalism.

Wild. Was there last summer, everything was parched.

PTL. No casualties True testimony that we really don’t have control over everything. My parents worked at Yellowstone for 20 years. We have many memories in Mammoth and Gardiner. Love to all who are hurting.

Gorgeous, nature will always take it back.

UPDATE ! ! ! The southern loop of Yellowstone NP opened up today, Wednesday June 22nd, at 8:00 a.m. MST. They hope to have the upper loop open in a couple of weeks. When they do open the upper loop, no driving past Mammoth Hot Springs north, nor driving past Tower Junction going east. I haven't heard about Roosevelt Lodge opening, yet it is the smallest location and usually opens for lodging/food last. If you haven't tried the restaurant there, you ought to do it at least once. They are famous for BBQ ribs and their famous beans!!!

"When the Rain Washes You Clean"~

Wow some great shots man!! Beautiful but dangerous for sure!!

Loving this footage! I was Glued👍

Great footage. Thanks for posting.

As long as no one get hurt it’s good to see nature replenishing.

A lot of water.. far better than too little water.. and doesn’t look like there is any damage happening that won’t recover in a season or two.

I'm so glad I went home a day early... I go on the same day every year but this year for whatever reason we decided to leave early .

Beautiful Water!

Mother nature is so beautiful

Much needed rain. Amen

thanks for the video

This is a fantastic video. I'd love to see video of some of the other major waterfalls in the park. Or also what the fire hole looks like as it's going through the Upper Geyser Basin.

Just amazing to watch the incredible power of water.

Nice video Ryan

This is a good cleansing of that river, change is good. Mother Earth has spoken, let's change it up a bit.

Beautiful footage 🙏 beautiful place for sure stay safe everyone

Just nature doing what it does. Sorry if you were scheduled there this week.

Greats shots, thnx

Thanks for sharing...We get raging waters in our small street often. Looks like a raging river also when it gets close to flooding

Hope you are ok and got out safe!!

Nice video.

California could show you some of that water. We got two damn many people and not enough water and they keep mowing down more damn hillsides to put more concrete boxes. We screwed up.

Welcome to the wild west and nature renewing after a drought.

Nature changing the landscape again.

We could some of that rain here in New Mexico

"Say, how did all those gorges form?" * Watches this video * "Oh."

Nature is so amazing!!

How long has it been since all those lakes n rivers n creeks have been full? Love love all that water.

Nice. New subscriber here. Thanks for sharing.

Artist point must look insane right now!

incredibly cool footage..but sad at the same time

...Great footage...I was curious about Gibson Falls...

Snow melt? Rain? Crazy vid.

it is nice to see rain in the west....very needed indeed

Looks epic for white water rafting and kayaking

We know what that is like here Downunder... we had a years worth of rain in 4 days recently! yes.. you read it right, ruined all the crops, houses, cars, everything under water... comes fast and furious.

My folks are sitting in a condo in West Yellowstone trying to figure out what has happened to the week. I wish there were more information about what to expect the next few days.

Perhaps this is nature’s way of getting humans out of the area for awhile allowing the area to recover and rejuvenate. Fire and floods are messages if we could only read them.

Incredible. The mother nature. Thats all. Blessings.

Nature is BEAUTIFUL.

God's Creation's are so BEAUTIFUL🌟

Were you able to get out of the park alright?

WoW Amazing 😍🙏🏼👍

Wow ! Are these from webcams ? Amazing views !

Excellent shots showing some different areas - video is crystal clear. Thanks for sharing. Jesus Christ same yester today and

Wow! Gods creation is just awesome, just beautiful.

Thanks for Sharing! ❤️ 🌎 Liked 👍. Shared on MeWe 👍. Shared on Facebook 👍. Saved on RU-vid 👍.

The power of nature!👌 The water has carved a new path for itself through concrete and asphalt 🙂

It is a privilege to see how the earth was formed!

Looks like they had an old-fashioned gully washer.

Wow, I will always cheer for you in Korea I'm looking forward to a great video. Have a nice day.

Looking at the vegetated edge of the river, this looks like a fairly normal flood stage. Rivers need them to maintain channel health. I did hear about a bridge being taken out north of Jackson. Flooding can be very specific. Sometimes one side of a valley (downwind or south side) can flood much more than the other side. Nice vid.

Thanks was woundering what was going on that side of park Was home for 15 years

I hope they turn this into a training video and entitle it “When to Close the Park”, and show Befores and Afters for reference.

Pretty amazing

I Was fishing just below Gibbon Falls on Thursday, June 9th.

I was just there two days ago

Hey all, please stop in Livingston on your way to and from the park. We have museums, great restaurants, a lovely downtown with great shopping, walk along the riverbank of the Yellowstone at Sacajawea Park, do some fly fishing, go golfing along the river, we have quality thrift stores, too. July 2-4 is the Annual Rodeo! Complete with a parade downtown on the 2nd (at 3 p.m.), and fireworks after the rodeo each night. Farmer's Market each Wednesday evening complete with live entertainment, at the Band Shell next to the Civic Center. :-) Go down to Chico Hot Springs in the valley; they have all sorts of activities as well a a thermal Olympic sized swimming pool. Folks can get to Gardiner now, too! Soon the river rafting will start. Lots of nice motels, souvenir shopping (no sales tax!), shopping galore, camping, and more!

Wow! That looks darn scary.

perfect for kayaking!

Unfortunately, this is a sign of the times. I pray all remain safe. Awesome footage.