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Recipes

Flat Creek’s Favorite Hot Cider Recipes

For us, fall is inextricable from the taste of hot cider. We’re not sure if the person who thought of apple cider (grabbing those little red things on trees, smashing them to liquid, heating it up, and then throwing various bits of dried plants) was a genius or if they had to try a thousand gross beverages first to arrive at this perfect one, but the fact is, hot cider is really good. So here are our three favorite recipes: The Classic Apple Cider Spiced apple cider (we’re partial...

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A Q&A with a Yellowstone Photographer, Part 2

Recently the Flat Creek Blog visited with Tanner Perkes, a wildlife photographer of the greater Yellowstone ecosystem, to learn what it took to capture such fabulous images. All images in this blog are his. You can follow him on Instagram: @perkes_of_the_outdoors. This is part 2 of 2 of the interview. Read part 1 here. Q: What is your favorite animal to photograph? A: As a photographer, this is a really tough question because I love the variety that comes with the Greater Yellowstone E...

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5 Famous People from Wyoming

Wyoming is the least populous state in the Union, but some people do live here. And others were even born here. Yes, really. Here’s a list of famous people from Wyoming. (In this case, from either means they were born here or spent a great deal of their lives here.) If you’re interested in a list of famous people who still live in Wyoming, check out this post. Jedediah Smith (1799-1831) Jedediah Smith was an American frontiersman, explorer, and fur trapper whose expeditions through...

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How to Spend a Perfect Fall Weekend in Jackson Hole

Here’s a secret: there’s no bad time to visit Jackson Hole. No matter when you go, there’s a lot to see and do. Take fall, for example. We’ve written several posts about activities to do in the fall before, but guess what—there’s always more. With that in mind, here’s how we might spend a great weekend here in Jackson.  Day 1: Arrive and Unwind Start your fall weekend in Jackson Hole by settling into your cozy room at Flat Creek Inn. (Yes, we had to start there.) Loc...

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Jackson Hole

When Will the Yellowstone Eruption Happen?

On July 24, 2024, Yellowstone exploded. Or at least, one particular locale within Yellowstone National Park (Biscuit Basin) experienced a hydrothermal event that shot rocks three feet wide hundreds of feet in the air and destroyed a large section of boardwalk. (You can watch it here.) Okay, but doesn't the whole park sit on top of a giant volcano? How soon we can expect the next big Yellowstone eruption? I can’t help thinking back to that movie 2012, where the Mayans correctly predicted...

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