En route to Wyoming - departing Idaho. |
We departed Idaho and arrived in Jackson Hole, Wyoming in anticipation of camping in Grand Teton National Park. The town of Jackson is an old cowboy town that is now a thriving tourist center for winter and summer activities and is the gateway to Teton and Yellowstone National Parks.
The park entrance...a thick archway of antlers - there are more arches throughout the area. |
The famous Cowboy Bar. |
The bar stools are saddles. |
You can see the ski trails in the background. |
We camped in Grand Teton for two nights and an enjoyable excursion was a boat ride ($10/per person/round trip through the Parks Service) across Jenny Lake and then a hike to see a waterfall. Basically, we buzzed around on the scooter, in and out of town, around the park, and once again saw the magnificent beauty of Mother Nature.
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I took this riding on the back of our scooter. |
My mantra... |
Heading to Yellowstone National Park for a few days. Ciao' for now : )
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