Goodale’s Cutoff is not obvious. When we planned our trip from Idaho Falls to Boise, we didn’t know that the road followed the Goodale’s Cutoff the Oregon Trail. When we turned south towards Yellowstone, we departed the path Lewis and Clark took to the Pacific Ocean and then south of Yellowstone joined the Goodale’s Cutoff. […]
Campsite Review: Juniper Campground is south of U.S. Highway 26 four miles south of Ririe, Idaho. It is a very nice place. From U.S. Highway 26 turn south on Meadow Creek Road for one and a half miles, campground will be on the right. If the road turns to dirt, you have gone too far.
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By now you have the Hunting in Idaho theme figured out. It was hard to get a good shot on this one, if it wasn’t so amazing it may have not turned out as well. On this one had the typical sign, “falls” but on this one, it wasn’t obvious. We drove down the road
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It is hunting season in Idaho. Bow season is underway and rifle season starts tomorrow. We have joined in, not wanting to “buck” local traditions. Of course, bucks have seemed to disappear, as they always do at this time of year. Since we don’t have much storage in the RV, let alone much freezer space
Today Yellowstone gave us a one-hour traffic jam, all for one buffalo on the road. Cars were backed up for at least five miles. I assumed that a pack of wolves had a grizzly cornered and there was an epic battle. (maybe it was delirium based hope) One buffalo was the reason, probably was walking
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We can say that we loved Yellowstone and will be going back….soon. In fact, we are going back next week.
For some reason, fishing has taken a higher priority than writing. We have gone to Yellowstone National Park for two days now. The first-day objective was to kayak Yellowstone Lake. From our campsite, Yellowstone Lake is much further than I expected, even though we left early (for us) and didn’t have any delays at the
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