The drive through the national forest gives us a taste of what is to come – the lakes, the mountains and the trees – awesome.
The roads are amazing. The landscape is awe inspiring. We just love every minute of it. Over two days we are able to explore most of the park accessible by road.
We see towering mountains…
Waterfalls cascading down massive rock faces…
Never ending winding roads through the forests…
The miniscule figure at the base of the tree shows how tall they are…
The sights speak for themselves.
And then we pitched our tent in the White Wolf Campground.
newly acquired camping gear has loaded the bike to the max but to enjoy the beauty of this area in the evening and again in the morning it is well worth the effort.
Keep hold of your camping gear and visit Yellowstone National Park. Yellowstone is a place you should visit and spent a few days. enjoy the ride.
Shep.
Absolutely fell in love with Utah! Especially Moab. September 2010 I did a 10 day road trip mostly in Utah and it just cautrped my heart. It was also my first trip with my (then new) digital SLR and I thoroughly broke it in on that trip If I ever get married (again the first time was Big Sur) I think it would have to be in Utah, the scenery is breathtaking, I can’t imagine many better backdrops or a better cathedral than the natural ones carved out of red sandstone by time. I like Utah for many of the reason I like New Mexico. Awesome hiking, open space, endless options right outside your door. I’m lucky enough to have a friend who lives in SLC and Moab is almost halfway for us both. Bryce I adored and Zion is still on my to-do list. Really enjoyed the photos!!!
There is no doubt. Yosemite is a beautiful place. I remain envious. What is the plan from here? More of the US or are you heading to Canada. There are some fantastic sights in North and South Dakota. The ride up around Mount Rushmore is awesome.