Hollywood legend Kevin Costner ruminates on President Teddy Roosevelt in the new Fox Nation limited series 'Yellowstone to Yosemite.'

Kevin Costner is returning to Fox Nation to host the three-part limited series Yellowstone to Yosemite with Kevin Costner, with the first episode debuting on February 8. The series also will kickoff the streaming service’s “America 250” campaign, marking the country’s semiquincentennial in 2026.

A documentary series premiering on Fox Nation this Saturday explores connections between two of the first national parks, and it follows up

The three-part limited series is a sequel to Costner's previous collaboration with Fox Nation, Yellowstone: One Fifty. The show is set to debut on Saturday, Feb. 8, and it will serve to launch the steaming platform’s year-long America 250 campaign, which celebrates the country’s upcoming 250th anniversary in 2026.

Kevin Costner is taking a brief detour from “Horizon” for the new docuseries “Yellowstone to Yosemite with Kevin Costner.”

Kevin Costner will host and executive produce a three-part docuseries titled 'Yellowstone to Yosemite' for Fox Nation.

Yellowstone to Yosemite with Kevin Costner is a docuseries divided into three episodes and the first episode debuts on February 8, 2025 on Fox Nation. The docu-series forms a part of Fox Nation's America 250 campaign which is on its way to celebrate the two hundred and fiftieeth year anniversary of the United States in the year 2026.

Kevin Costner is coming to Fox Nation.The Hollywood star is set to bring another captivating exploration of American history to audiences with his upcoming three-part docuseries, Yellowstone

The newest documentary series from Fox Nation features actor Kevin Costner on a journey into some of the nation’s most beautiful national parks, as well as one former U.S. president’s mission to preserve the country’s frontier.

Image via Shutterstock Kevin Costner is exploring the history of Yellowstone and Yosemite in his upcoming documentary Yellowstone to Yosemite. In the documentary, he'll explore how John Muir and Teddy Roosevelt played pivotal roles in the early formation of the park.