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Watch the Frozen Beauty of Yellowstone in -37F Winter

Filmmaker Drew Simms gives us a breathtaking look at Yellowstone National Park in the heart of winter.

By Moss & FogUpdated 1 min read
Yellowstone National Park at -37°F — a landscape so deeply frozen that its geothermal features produce columns of steam against arctic air, making the park look more extraterrestrial than American, captured by filmmaker Drew Simms

Despite a frigid cold, nature persists.

Filmmaker Drew Simms gives us a breathtaking look at Yellowstone National Park in the heart of winter.

With temperatures of -37°F (-38°C), we see frost covered bison, clever coyotes, steaming hot springs, watchful mountain goats, and more.

Captured in beautiful slow motion with natural light streaming through the winter haze, we see nature persisting and thriving, despite the winter deep freeze.

Take a look at the impressive video below, which details Yellowstone’s natural splendor.

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