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Wide Open Spaces Chapter 4

Wide Open Spaces

Chapter 4: Yellowstone

One of the most unique natural environments on earth, Yellowstone is home to half of the planet’s geothermal features, including the world's most famous geyser, Old Faithful. As it spews 8,400 gallons of boiling water to the astonishing height of 145 feet, Old Faithful serves as a consistent reminder of ongoing volcanic activity in Yellowstone's Upper Geyser Basin. Its sheer force — and of course, reliability — is an inspiration to visitors and locals alike. (Wyoming Whiskey included.)
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Wyoming Whiskey is proud to support Yellowstone Forever in their continued efforts to protect, preserve, and enhance the future of America's first National Park.

Old Faithful Bottle Shot

Old Faithful

This limited-edition whiskey honors Yellowstone National Park, the iconic Old Faithful, and the legendary F. Jay Haynes with the latest installment in the wide open spaces series. Wyoming Whiskey is proud to support Yellowstone Forever in their continued efforts to protect, preserve, and enhance the future of America’s first National Park.

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Geyser exploding and water coming out
Bison eating grass

Label Art

The Art of F. Jay Haynes

F. Jay Hayes played a landmark role in documenting the settlement and expansion of the American West in the late 19th and early 20th century. He made his first visit to Yellowstone National Park in 1881. The park made such an impression on Haynes that he became the official photographer of Yellowstone and returned every year until his death.  

Hot Springs flowing

The Haynes Guide

One of Haynes' most substantial contributions to the history of Yellowstone is the beautifully composed Haynes Guidebook. Containing a wealth of park information, this resource was printed almost every year from 1890 to 1966 — making it the longest-running resource for generations of park visitors.

Geyser exploding and water coming out

Postcards from Home

Haynes’ iconic photographs also took the form of postcards. The Haynes family created an estimated 55 million postcards over seven decades, giving visitors a way to bring home a piece of Yellowstone’s beauty for themselves or send it to a loved one in a distant place.

Man taking a photo with a 1880s camera

Explorer. Entrepreneur. Publisher. And Most Importantly, Photographer.

F. Jay Haynes played a landmark role in documenting the American West, making his first visit to Yellowstone National Park in 1881. The park made such an impression on Haynes that he became the official photographer of Yellowstone and returned every year until his death

National Parks No. 4 Bottle Image

National Parks No. 4

The Wyoming Whiskey National Parks No. 4 Straight Bourbon whiskey – Mammoth Hot Springs, Yellowstone National Park bottle is the fourth collectible limited-edition release in an annual National Park Series. Explore layers of crème caramel, and candied ginger, leading into a honeysuckle finish. Homegrown flavor in support of Wyoming’s natural landscape.

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Whiskey bottle on fence post
a Rocky Lakeside

Mammoth Hot Springs

A Place of Natural Wonder

A cascading series of travertine terraces, Mammoth Hot Springs is unique among the ten thousand thermal features in Yellowstone National Park. The layers and pools are in constant evolution — even changing from one day to the next — creating an extensive and breathtaking sculpture of minerals and stone.
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Mountain Peaks

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Chapter 3

Chapter 3 of our Wide Open Spaces series celebrates the spectacular Grand Teton National Park and is part of Wyoming Whiskey’s commitment and partnership with the Grand Teton National Park Foundation and their efforts to steward, protect, and enhance all that is special in the park.

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