The power of Yellowstone
comes to
Burning Man
Photo credit, Becky Furgason
The town of Cody, Wyoming is inextricably tied to the history of Yellowstone, America's first National Park, as the town was created with the intention of being an entrance to the park. One of the most scenic drives in America is from Cody to the park's east entrance, which can include sightings of elk, big horn sheep, bison, eagles, and more. The Yellowstone Burners are a group of folks who live in Cody, have lived in Cody, or have a personal connection to these people and this special place. We also attend Burning Man.
In 2022, after missing two years of gathering in the Black Rock Desert due to the global pandemic, the Yellowstone Burners were inspired to harness the wondrous natural energy of the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem and bring it to the citizens of Black Rock City.
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In 2022, after missing two years of gathering in the Black Rock Desert due to the global pandemic, the Yellowstone Burners were inspired to harness the wondrous natural energy of the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem and bring it to the citizens of Black Rock City.
Stayed tuned to learn more and follow us on Instagram or Facebook.
Capturing the power of the Snow Moon: Northfork Shoshone River, Wapiti, Wyoming - February 16, 2022.
