Planning for The Grand Teton/Yellowstone Trip
I am in the planning stages for a trip west from Northwestern Pennsylvania in the summer of 2015. Route will be out to South Dakota, Montana, Wyoming, and back. Idea is to see the Badlands in South ...
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Thanks all.
Chuck D. and Bud - We have the Corn Palace, Minuteman Missile Silo, Wall Drug, Mount Rushmore, and Devil's Tower as some of the "must-see" places to see.
The plan is roughly three weeks fro Yellowstone and two weeks for Grand Teton. This will be where most of the time will be spent.
enbleten - yes, I looked at the plan and the longest distances per day are: 395 miles, 383 miles, and 368 miles. All other days are under 325 miles. Those days were simply tough to get shorter. Those days are all crossing the great plains states, so it should not be too bad. In my current plan there are basically three travel days going out and then disrupted by stops; coming back there are six travel days, half of which are under 300 miles. I couldn't agree more about the distance driving - my wife says to do more, but I think she will change her mind as the trip goes. Thanks for the WalMart idea.
Thanks!
Chuck D. and Bud - We have the Corn Palace, Minuteman Missile Silo, Wall Drug, Mount Rushmore, and Devil's Tower as some of the "must-see" places to see.
The plan is roughly three weeks fro Yellowstone and two weeks for Grand Teton. This will be where most of the time will be spent.
enbleten - yes, I looked at the plan and the longest distances per day are: 395 miles, 383 miles, and 368 miles. All other days are under 325 miles. Those days were simply tough to get shorter. Those days are all crossing the great plains states, so it should not be too bad. In my current plan there are basically three travel days going out and then disrupted by stops; coming back there are six travel days, half of which are under 300 miles. I couldn't agree more about the distance driving - my wife says to do more, but I think she will change her mind as the trip goes. Thanks for the WalMart idea.
Thanks!
