Bill, I hate you now. Yellowstone is a place that I've wanted to see for decades, but likely won't get to for many more years. It's on my ultimate camping destination list. Ok, I don't really hate you.
Scott, Believe me, I'm torn. This does take away from the Chevelle Fund. But, i've got a 15yr old that will be out soon. Got to do it some time. She already is so busy that we almost never see her, unless she is doing some sport activity. Then there is te 11yr old son that wants to lasso a bison. What will I do
Got to make these memories while they are young.
The fishing bridge area is nice because of its location. Depending on how long you plan on staying in the park, you'll be able to see quite a bit. I've been 5-6 times and its amazing every time.
The lodge at Old Faithful is fun to take in and learn about, the hot springs and mineral pools are something I'll never forget. I was going to say I like the north end of he park better but the Tetons in the south are amazing. Mini Grand Canyon, rivers and lakes, woods, wildlife...Yellowstone doesn't disappoint.
Your first trip will be a scouting mission for the next.
Have fun, don't forget to relax! The traffic at certain times of the year can get to some.
Just a small update. Got site registered in West Yellowstone at Grizzly campground. Funny thing, the guy inside Yellowstone for Fishing Bridge campground said I should have started last May making reservations for this year. Haha. Looks like we will have two ten hour days of driving to get to Rushmore on the way. Going to check that out for a couple of days. So now to get the vehicles and such ready for this trip. It will be here before I know it.
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