When veteran Mountain Outlaw humor writer Ednor Therriault's friend first posed the concept of "Yellowstone People" and "Glacier People", he wondered if you had to be one or the other. Sure, each national park has its unique archetype of visitor, but does that translate to a rigid dichotomy?

In this comical (and sometimes relatable) piece, Therriault launches a self-study of Montana's famous parks and juxtaposes their common visitors.

In this short fiction story by Mountain Outlaw contributor Toby Thompson, a solo adventurer contemplates his own personal story amid a harrowing blizzard in the Yellowstone backcountry and confronts modern events in a remote Montana bar.

This story appears in the winter 2024 Montana issue. Read the story here.

Warning: This story contents explicit language and mention of suicide. Listener discretion is advised.

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