. Yellowstone National Park . h Hot Springs at p. m. Dinner. Leave Mammoth HotSprings at p. m. arriving at Gardiner at p. m.; leave Gardiner at 7 15p. m. on Northern Pacific Railway branch line train, arrive at Livingston at p. m. The first stage will leave Mammoth Hot Springs for regular tour of the Parkon the morning of June 1; the last stage for the season covering regular tour willleave Mammoth Hot Springs morning of September 20, and, returning, will leavethe Springs for Gardiner the evening of September 24. This schedule, including train service on the Park Branch ra
. Yellowstone National Park . h Hot Springs at p. m. Dinner. Leave Mammoth HotSprings at p. m. arriving at Gardiner at p. m.; leave Gardiner at 7 15p. m. on Northern Pacific Railway branch line train, arrive at Livingston at p. m. The first stage will leave Mammoth Hot Springs for regular tour of the Parkon the morning of June 1; the last stage for the season covering regular tour willleave Mammoth Hot Springs morning of September 20, and, returning, will leavethe Springs for Gardiner the evening of September 24. This schedule, including train service on the Park Branch railway, may bealtered by the transportation companies at any time to correspond with changesmade necessary in the time of through transcontinental trains at Livingston, orfor other reasons. A round trip, including the usual park trip, requires about elevendays from Chicago and St. Louis, and nine days from St. Paul,Duluth, Minneapolis, Portland, Tacoma, and are two things that the average tourist notices in being. wheeled through Wonderland. First, that the pleasures of thetrip and the fine scenery are not confined to the places of greatestinterest, the Springs, Geyser basins, etc. Second, that the scenicfeatures of the region, as they are gradually unfolded during thetour, grow stronger and grander. Beginning with the Mammoth Hot Springs, we have somethingentirely unique of their kind, and on a scale well deserving thename Mammoth. Between the Springs and Norris Geyser Basin,the next place where unusual phenomena are found, there aresome beautiful stretchesof valley, mountain, and woodland Basin has a weird fascination for the visitor because it isthe first of a peculiar class of wonders seen. Leaving roadwindsalong the Gibbon river,crosses Gibbon meadows,and threadsthe wild, splendid recesses of Gibbon canon. A great days rideit is, full of interest and wonder. The next day brings forth the marvels of the other Geyserbasins, and the trav
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