Yellowstone National Park is famous for its steaming geysers, bubbling mud pots, and wildlife-caused traffic jams, but few people know how one man nearly obliterated the park's bison population or why strange music emanates from Yellowstone Lake.  Myths and Legends of Yellowstone goes behind the scenes to tell these stories, and many more, in short episodes that reveal the intriguing people and events that have shaped America's "Wonderland."

Discover how an odd loophole in federal legislation could let someone literally get away with murder in one remote corner of Yellowstone.

Relive the grueling trek made by George Cowan, who spent four days dragging his broken body through the park after being shot and stoned by hostile Nez Perce, and then left for dead by his fellow captives.

Read about dangerous amusements once practiced by Yellowstone's visitors end even park rangers-from feeding bears to "soaping" geysers-that are now considered destructive, illegal, and potentially life threatening.