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On my first trip to Yellowstone we did the Mammoth Terraces hike to see the hillside hot springs, and we had moody cloudy skies and I loved it.
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Next up in my “I needed to do this hike in Yellowstone because I didn’t the first time” series is the mud Volcano Trail on the east side of the park!
For a while I thought this was a separate trail than the mud pot trail, but there are mud pots on this trail and it’s actually called the Mud Volcano Trail.
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Another one of the trails I wanted to do on this visit to Yellowstone since I didn’t on my first trip was the West Thumb Geyser Basin boardwalk.
This is a geyser basin right on the shore of Yellowstone Lake, so you get to see the lake AND thermal features at the same time, AND mountains off in the distance. I think it’s one of the more unique trails in the park for it’s location/scenery.
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I knew one of the things I had to do on this visit to Yellowstone was hike out to Artist Point since I didn’t do that on my first trip there. I don’t think I really even knew it existed, and I definitely don’t remember driving down the road to get here.
So, after hiking down the to the Brink of the Lower Yellowstone Falls, we stopped at one other overlook then headed over to the Artist Point parking area.
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Our first day in Yellowstone was spent on the west side of the scenic drive, between Mammoth and Old Faithful.
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While I still haven’t finished my Florida posts (I’m SO close!), I want to start sharing from my other trips since I moved, so we’re starting with Gibbon Falls in Yellowstone!
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I was just doing some (boring) behind the scenes blog things and had the idea to share photos of the Tetons from the same places in all three season I’ve been there! And obviously I had to do this immediately because it just sounds fun. I love being able to see the changes in the landscape both throughout the seasons and over the years, and … Continue reading Grand Teton National Park In Three Seasons
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It’s no secret that I love the Tetons, especially in winter, but in 2024 I got to see it in the fall and I loved it just as much!
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The next episode of my national park showdown takes place in Wyoming: Grand Teton vs Yellowstone!
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Like a lot of places I share on here, I love Jackson, Wyoming. A lot. I would love to even live there someday, but for now I’ll have to stick with visiting. While I spent a lot of time in the Tetons in winter, I was only there for a couple of days in summer so I’d love to go back so I can do more hiking.
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*Clears throat, game show host voice*
Welcome back to another episode of Things to do that aren’t hiking in the national parks! Today we’re featuring Yellowstone, America’s first national park, home to Old Faithful, Grand Prismatic Spring, and more wildlife than you can imagine.
We all know there’s tons of hiking in Yellowstone, but today I’m going to be sharing with you the best things to do in Yellowstone that AREN’T hiking but still totally bucket list worthy.
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Welcome back to my things to do that aren’t hiking series! This time we’re focusing on Grand Teton National Park in Wyoming, one of my personal favorites, especially in the winter. But, for this post I’ll be focusing on a summer visit.
So, if you’re planning on visiting Grand Teton National Park but don’t have time for hiking, don’t want to hike, want a break from hiking, don’t like hiking, or can’t hike, this is for you.
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Yes! 100% worth it. There you go. That’s all. I kid. I’ll break it down for you a bit more than that. Short answer: yes.
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Well, after ALL those winter posts, get it ALL like, six of them, it’s time for a little warmer weather. The only reason there are so few posts for the whooooole winter is because I really didn’t do all that much. It’s been pretty well covered in those. So, onto my brief spring travels and the beginning of the summer adventures! For a quick little catch up, I was in Wyoming for the winter (as you can see from the winter posts) then I went back to Wisconsin for like, ten days.
