Yellowstone

[Curt Sprenger]

Al,
Traveling from Calif. we stopped in Jackson Hole, 40 miles to the
Teatons I think, and entered Yellowstone from the south...short distance
from the Teatons...then to West Yellowstone, North, and out the east
side to Cody, Wyoming so my son could see a rodeo. I could sit for an
entire day and look at the Teatons, beautiful, and enjoy a beer and BBQ.
Pictures are best early in the day to mid afternoon There is much to
see in Yellowstone, very enjoyable. Get the park information and make a
plan. They may also have info. on coach lengths or a number to call to
get that info.

We had SOB coach then, a 30 ', and stayed in a state park just north of
the Teatons. Can't recall the name. Again, get a parks guide to
determine length & accommodations. Some Vista areas in Yellowstone were
cramped for a 30' coach. But we were there in the mid 80s...maybe the
areas have been upgraded.

I don't recommend entering Yellowstone from the east...long and steep
climb. My mother was with us when going down the east side. She sat with
her back to the downhill side of the road...scared to death to say the
least...but that is another story.

Someday we will go back to Yellowstone when the grand kids can go along.
They would love the adventure seeing all the natural wonders

Curt Sprenger PT38 Anaheim, Ca.

Al wrote:

> We are planning a trip to Yellowstone from 7/17 - 8/10. We will be
> traveling from Louisiana. We understand that the East entrance is
> closed due to contruction. We are trying to weight our options on
> going in thru the South or North East entrance. Looking for
> information from anyone that has gone thru either entrance. Also
> any must see sites on the way to or from the Park? Will we have
> problems w/length of bird? We will be pulling a Explorer toad. We
> are looking to camp our way their and back. Also any passes or
> roads that we should avoid? Any suggestions will be gladly
> appreciated.