Showing posts with label wildlife. Show all posts
Showing posts with label wildlife. Show all posts
Thursday, September 30, 2010
Friday, August 20, 2010
Wes' Visit
I have a visitor from home!!! Wes came to spend a week in Yellowstone and it was great to see an old friend! I had to work the first 3 days of his trip so he went sight-seeing along the upper loop during the day while I worked.
Tuesday, we hiked Elephant Back and had a great view of Yellowstone Lake.
Afterwards, we had lunch at Fishing Bridge General Store and drove back to Mammoth stopping along the way to take pics of flowers, wildlife and scenery.
Once we were back at Mammoth, we decided to head down to Boiling River to relax. Boiling River is where scalding hot water from natural hot springs flows into the cool Gardner River. It takes some time to find a spot that isn't too cool, and most importantly, not too hot.
Seeing the Tetons never gets old...
Tuesday, we hiked Elephant Back and had a great view of Yellowstone Lake.
Once we were back at Mammoth, we decided to head down to Boiling River to relax. Boiling River is where scalding hot water from natural hot springs flows into the cool Gardner River. It takes some time to find a spot that isn't too cool, and most importantly, not too hot.
Wednesday morningwe headed down to the Old Faithful area. We walked the Upper Geyser Basin and visited the Old Faithful Inn. We visited some other geyser basins and did a short hike to get an aerial view of Grand Prismatic Hot Spring. This night, we camped at Madison Campground and Wes went fishing for a while.
Thursday morning, bright and early, we headed for Grand Teton National Park. Along the way, we spotted this coyote:
Thursday, July 15, 2010
Red Lodge, MT & The Beartooth All-American Road
One of the prettiest drives you'll ever take is the Beartooth Hwy. Mary, my co-worker and friend, and I headed to Red Lodge, MT via this beautiful route. Once you exit the Northeast Entrance of the park, you follow Hwy 212 to the little town of Red Lodge.
The Beartooth Mtn range has over 20 peaks reaching over 12,000 ft in elevation and have glaciers on the north flank of nearly every mountain over 11,500 ft.

The Beartooth Mtn range has over 20 peaks reaching over 12,000 ft in elevation and have glaciers on the north flank of nearly every mountain over 11,500 ft.
Thursday, June 24, 2010
Trout Lake
Tuesday, June 8, 2010
Sunday, May 30, 2010
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