Colorado man banned from Yellowstone National Park

Stay on the trail and out of jail, says Yellowstone National Park as Colorado man banned for hot spring boardwalk blunder
Thermal springs in Yellowstone are unpredictable in nature and surrounded by possible weak ground layers. Boardwalks are in place to protect you from serious injury or worse, as well as the precious ecosystem the National Park was established to preserve. Staying on the trail could save your life and helps encourage other hikers to do the same.
Colorado man banned from Yellowstone National Park after entering protected area
A Colorado man was sentenced to jail and banned from Yellowstone National Park after officials say he walked off a designated trail and entered a protected area.
Colorado Springs man banned from Yellowstone National Park
A Colorado Springs man was sentenced on Oct. 31 to seven days in jail and banned from Yellowstone National Park walking off a designated trail.
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Joseph Aita, 62, was jailed and banned from the national park after he walked off a designated path, according to authorities.
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Colorado Springs man banned from Yellowstone
A Colorado Springs man will no longer be allowed inside a popular national park after entering a protected area.
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