Even in summer, it gets damn cold in Yellowstone National Park. While it’s not uncommon for nights to drop into the low single digits, that bodes well for those prepared to rise with the sun as there is nothing quite like driving through the park early on a frigid morning. Every geyser, hot pool, fumarole, vent, and fission, screams its presence through a thick trail of rising steam. When the warm thermal steam meets the atmospheric chill it not only extenuates the rising condensation, but generates blankets of mist that settle over the low-lying waterways and meadows. [gallery type="rectangular" size="large"…