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Title: Yellowstone Park via Gardiner Gateway
Year: 1914 (1910s)
Authors: Northern Pacific Railway Company
Subjects: Railroad travel
Publisher: Minneapolis, Minn. : Northern Pacific Railway
Contributing Library: Harold B. Lee Library
Digitizing Sponsor: Brigham Young University

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ed by tourists areMammoth Hot Springs, Norris, Lower, and Upper geyser basins, Yellowstone Lake, the Grand Can-yon and the Great, or Lower Fall. While these places vary somewhat in altitude, theclimatic conditions at each are of the best and ren-der them most desirable for prolonged sojourns. Other points, passed en route, are Silver andGolden gates. Rustic Fall, Swan Valley, from which afine view is obtained of Electric Peak and theGallatin range of mountains. Willow Park, Apolli-naris Spring, Obsidian Cliff, Beaver and Twin lakes,Roaring Mountain—the foregoing all being seenbetween Mammoth Hot Springs and Norris GeyserBasin—Gibbon Canyon and Fall, Beryl Spring,Midway Geyser Basin and the Crater of ExcelsiorGeyser, Biscuit Basin, Kepler Cascade, ShoshonePoint on the Continental Divide, Yellowstone LakePaint Pots, Mud Volcano and Gothic Grotto, theNorthern Pacific Trademark formed by nature onTrout Creek in Hayden Valley, the Yellowstonerapids and the Upper Fall near Grand Canyon,
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