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Busskipper
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Steve,
This Link - https://www.pbase.com/sparker1/root%26view=tree
Will help with decisions as a picture always helps me when deciding where to go and what to SEE.
Link to another post with a lot of info ........- one of my Favorite Spots in the World.
Sorry to be the slap in the face to realize that often less will be More.
Hope this helps,
Bill
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paulj
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Some years ago I did roughly the same in 2 1/2 days, from Alberta to Moab. I'd visited Yellowstone the year before, so didn't need to do any sightseeing. This was in 55 mph speed limit days.
It was down I15 to Butte, and another night in Provo, then the diagonal through Price to I70 and down to Moab, gettng to Dead Horse State Park midday.
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CharlesinGA
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Busskipper wrote:Think if you are following this, that you are seeing, many of us would seriously look at the routing and timing of your trip, Glacier will be better Later - Moab Earlier - Teton's anytime - Yellowstone a long time.
I just had to quote this, you put it so well. I haven't been out there yet, but have studied and researched for a couple of years......
Charles
'03 Ram 2500 CTD, 5.9HO six speed std cab long bed Leer top and 2008 Bigfoot 25B21RB.. previously 2008 Thor/Dutchman Freedom Spirit 180. SOLD - 2007 Winnebago View 23H Motorhome.
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Busskipper
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CharlesinGA wrote:Busskipper wrote:Think if you are following this, that you are seeing, many of us would seriously look at the routing and timing of your trip, Glacier will be better Later - Moab Earlier - Teton's anytime - Yellowstone a long time.
I just had to quote this, you put it so well. I haven't been out there yet, but have studied and researched for a couple of years......
Charles
Charles, Just a FYI - Steve has changed the entire trip and hopefully will repost the final itinerary for all to see.
Any trip is a process - long and involved - when it is the first trip of this type, people are smart to seek the advice of the many who have gone before them. There is no One solution, making this process just a Great Adventure.
Reality is - IMHO - there is no Wrong choice - just many, many options to consider.
The only wrong Choice is to Never Go!
JMHO,
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SteveWoz
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Busskipper wrote:CharlesinGA wrote:Busskipper wrote:Think if you are following this, that you are seeing, many of us would seriously look at the routing and timing of your trip, Glacier will be better Later - Moab Earlier - Teton's anytime - Yellowstone a long time.
I just had to quote this, you put it so well. I haven't been out there yet, but have studied and researched for a couple of years......
Charles
Charles, Just a FYI - Steve has changed the entire trip and hopefully will repost the final itinerary for all to see.
Any trip is a process - long and involved - when it is the first trip of this type, people are smart to seek the advice of the many who have gone before them. There is no One solution, making this process just a Great Adventure.
Reality is - IMHO - there is no Wrong choice - just many, many options to consider.
The only wrong Choice is to Never Go!
JMHO,
Yes, I've been working at the rerouted trip for several hours now, with Bill's very kind and extremely knowledgeable advice. I'll definitely post it when it's finished, but know at this point that I omitted the Glacier part entirely and will do it at some point in the next year or two.
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