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Unprecedented rainfall has wreaked havoc on our local National Park, and forced it to temporarily shut down.

Summer is upon us! The sun is making its return, the kids are out of school, and we're all looking to make plans and finally get out of the house and away from that pestering thing we call "reality." With a whole world of opportunities, there are many places to consider visiting in Summer of 2022...

Yellowstone is seemingly Idaho’s favorite TV show these days, and if you’re a fan of the show like me, then you’re in luck because according to Business Insider, Paramount and the creators of Yellowstone are talking about 8 new spinoff series — including 1883 which has already been released.

Helen Mirren will also star in the next ‘Yellowstone’ show.

Hollywood will not get any freebies to film their projects here.

What do you think? Are you feeling like it’s time to get out of dodge and take a weekend trip to Yellowstone? That sounds like a great idea to me. Though, be warned, April is rated one of the top 3 busiest months to visit Yellowstone, so you might encounter larger crowds and lots of tourists. According to The San Francisco Chronicle, the “legendary Yellowstone National Park” received “4.86 million visitors.” But there are still ways to make the trip totally your own!

Okay, well, technically we share these national parks with Montana and Wyoming, but they’re ours too, right? There was a recent nationwide list created for the The 10 Most Family-Friendly National Parks in the U.S. and 3 of Idaho’s national parks made the list :)

They give you a feel of what it’s like to be one of the Duttons…without all the danger from the TV show.

It’s no secret the Idahoans LOVE the Cowboys vs Indians Series, Yellowstone. And there has been a new announcement making fans fall out of their chairs.

'Yellowstone' fans, rejoice!