Recently a reader wrote in with wonderful comments we’d like to share with everyone.

Planting the seed

“Hidden” Crystal Falls on Cascade Creek. Photo: Kathleen O’Brien, October 2023.

My husband and I live in Plainfield, Connecticut. We made two quick trips to Yellowstone before retiring; the first was in 1973 as newlyweds and the second in 1987 with our three sons. We saw little during those trips, but the seed was planted.Start of an addictionWe both retired in 2011 and immediately began making plans for our 2012 retirement trip back to Yellowstone. That trip became the start of an addiction for us, and have done seven more trips since then. Each trip now entails more preparation and planning to make sure we can get in as much as possible in the weeks that we are there. That is why we find your book so valuable as a planning guide. I find the detailed alphabetical index especially valuable when I am looking for a specific feature.

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I own the 2017 edition, which I find extremely useful when planning trips I have taken since then. I have used the book extensively as we plan different attractions and hikes in road order to make the most of our time. Being that we welcome Yellowstone’s surprise moments, we are always flexible, but are glad to have some logical order to our travels in the park. This shot of Crystal Falls that we took in October 2023 is one of the many places we “discovered” because it was mentioned in Yellowstone Treasures.Thank you to bothPlease share my gratitude with your mother for being inspired to create Yellowstone Treasures. This book is a wonderful, valuable tool for anyone who wants to discover something new in this beautifully complex land. Thank you both again!

Received April 25, 2024, from Kathleen O’Brien.

IN THE GUIDEBOOK

The place to spot Crystal Falls is described on page 175, the hike to see it much closer up, on page 178, Yellowstone Treasures 6th edition.

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