Yellowstone
As the July 4th long weekend came charging at us, my friends and I din't have any thing concrete planned. The thought of letting those 4 holidays go without doing anything was saddening. So we decided to go to Yellowstone National Park. The fact that it is 15 hours by road from the Bay Area din't deter us. Turned out, it was totally worth the drive. Take a look at the snaps and see for your self.
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A few recommendations for those going to Yellowstone:
1. Whatever happens, don't miss Grand Teton National Park. It is just south of Yellowstone and absolutely gorgeous.
2. After a point, the Geysers tend to get repetitive. So don't bother visiting them all. Recommended Geyser: The Lone Star. Its accessible only after a 1 1/2 mile hike. But its not at all crowded and you can get as close as you like to the steam.
3. If on a hike, have sufficient mosquito repellent sprayed over you.
4. The Grand Canyon of Yellowstone is well worth a visit.
5. Jump into a river and get yourself wet.
6. If you are entering from the West, stop by the information office, get your Yellowstone pass and stay on the right most lane on your way to the West Entrance check point. Will save you some time, esp. when it is crowded. (At least did for us.)
Plus you will get some very useful brochures and maps.
http://photosbydeena.googlepages.com/home
A few recommendations for those going to Yellowstone:
1. Whatever happens, don't miss Grand Teton National Park. It is just south of Yellowstone and absolutely gorgeous.
2. After a point, the Geysers tend to get repetitive. So don't bother visiting them all. Recommended Geyser: The Lone Star. Its accessible only after a 1 1/2 mile hike. But its not at all crowded and you can get as close as you like to the steam.
3. If on a hike, have sufficient mosquito repellent sprayed over you.
4. The Grand Canyon of Yellowstone is well worth a visit.
5. Jump into a river and get yourself wet.
6. If you are entering from the West, stop by the information office, get your Yellowstone pass and stay on the right most lane on your way to the West Entrance check point. Will save you some time, esp. when it is crowded. (At least did for us.)
Plus you will get some very useful brochures and maps.
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