At the end of June we will be heading home to Ohio from our vacation after visiting Yellowstone. From West Yellowstone MT to Cheyenne WY we will be traveling from one corner to the other. The less mileage option takes us on RT 191 to 26/287 to I80. How is this route? From what I see it looks good road wise for our diesel pusher but how about diesel fuel options, good campgrounds, good places to stop and eat?Thanks!! :)

I would stop at Colter Bay for a few nights and see the Tetons, and Jackson, then out through Moran to Rawlins to Cheyenne. Just stayed at AB rv in Cheyenne and it was pretty good.

We would LOVE to do that but at that point we will have already stopped in SD for a few days to see Mt Rushmore then to West Glacier MT for some more time then down to Yellowstone. At that point we would be gone at least 2 1/2 weeks and need to get home! :(

Loving God's Country! wrote:We would LOVE to do that but at that point we will have already stopped in SD for a few days to see Mt Rushmore then to West Glacier MT for some more time then down to Yellowstone. At that point we would be gone at least 2 1/2 weeks and need to get home! :(Cut your part of the Rushmore trip down to one day, and add a day in Jackson/Tetons. In my mind, that would be a better trade off.We leave for the Teton's / Yellowstone this afternoon. :)

Loving God's Country! wrote:At the end of June we will be heading home to Ohio from our vacation after visiting Yellowstone. From West Yellowstone MT to Cheyenne WY we will be traveling from one corner to the other. The less mileage option takes us on RT 191 to 26/287 to I80. How is this route? From what I see it looks good road wise for our diesel pusher but how about diesel fuel options, good campgrounds, good places to stop and eat?Thanks!! :)Roadwise - definitely good. Diesel can be found in Dubois, WY and along that route in Lander and I think it was Sweetwater Station, out in the middle of nowhere that there was a gas station. As for campgrounds, we've only stayed at Falls CG off the Togwotee Pass - many big rig sites and in Dubois at the KOA. Lander is pretty good sized so I'm sure there's something there. Can't recommend places to stop and eat other than fast food as that's what we do en route, if we don't eat what we've got.

I just found this site - Find Fuel Stops . Check it out. Enter your starting city and ending, along with the route and it lists all the truck stops in between.

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Bionic_Man
Explorer
Jun 01, 2017
Loving God's Country! wrote:
We would LOVE to do that but at that point we will have already stopped in SD for a few days to see Mt Rushmore then to West Glacier MT for some more time then down to Yellowstone. At that point we would be gone at least 2 1/2 weeks and need to get home! :(

Cut your part of the Rushmore trip down to one day, and add a day in Jackson/Tetons. In my mind, that would be a better trade off.

We leave for the Teton's / Yellowstone this afternoon. :)
Loving_God_s_Co
Explorer
Jun 01, 2017
We would LOVE to do that but at that point we will have already stopped in SD for a few days to see Mt Rushmore then to West Glacier MT for some more time then down to Yellowstone. At that point we would be gone at least 2 1/2 weeks and need to get home! :(
garyp4951
Explorer III
Jun 01, 2017
I would stop at Colter Bay for a few nights and see the Tetons, and Jackson, then out through Moran to Rawlins to Cheyenne. Just stayed at AB rv in Cheyenne and it was pretty good.

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