Before Leaving Coulter Bay Campground, we went back to the Old Faithful area and took a hike to see all of the Geysers. We also took the free tour of the Old Faithful Inn (highly recommended) and had dinner there. Lots of great pictures and short videos of the Geysers.
I uploaded a few short videos here: Luna Rossa Adventures – YouTube
As we were leaving, there was a huge male Bisson just hanging out by the side of the road. Got some great pictures of him.
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We headed north 80 miles to Coulter Bay Campground in the norther portion of Tetons National Park. We were in Site K229 and it was perfect. Again, no electric, water or sewer, but we could run our generator. This worked out great.
The park has good restaurants and tons of great hikes. This time our major hike was around Jenny Lake for 8.64 miles. We saw a Yellow Belly Marmot along the way. He was not fazed at all by us, matter of fact, he seemed to be posing for pictures.
We saw our first Bear – A big Brown Bear. It was 1/2 mile from our campsite just off the road – took pictures from the Jeep. The rangers were trying to move her out away from the campground.
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After leaving the Devils’s Tower, we traveled to the small town of Bubois, WY. This is a cute stop over town on the way to the Tetons or Yellowstone.
We stayed at The Longhorn Ranch Lodge & RV Resort which is right on the Snake River. A great little campground if you are ever in the area. We really just had a chill out day to recover from all the travel.
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After a one night stop in Adrian Minnesota at the city campground, which was very nice, we traveled to Wall, South Dakota.
We “Boondocked” for free on the edge of the Badlands Wall on Federal Bureau of Land Management (BLM) property. We were able to grab one of the only level sites and enjoyed an evening of storms rolling through.
The views were great, the drone video below shows where we were camped on the edge of the canyon.
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On our way to Arizona, we stayed 4 nights outside of Ft. Worth, Texas.
We stayed at Cowtown RV Park in Aledo, TX. It was a very nice campground. Clean and easy to get in and out of.
We mainly relaxed and recharged. The only thing we did was visit the Stockyards which has a heard of longhorns and does a drive / parade down main street.
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