Montana or Utah
Hello everyone, We are planning the start of our full time travel June 1st. Although we will have lots of time ya just can't do it all. With trying to stay ahead of the weather we need to make some...
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What scenery are you looking for?
Montana is plains, forests, mountains, depending on where you are.
Utah is mountains in the northeast, and along the eastern edge. Desert where it is not mountains, carved up into canyons on the Colorado Plateau. Southern half, the eroded rocks are red, as they are in northern Arizona. A lot of National Park Service properties on the Colorado Plateau.
Utah has the Great Salt Lake, Salt Lake City, reservoirs on Colorado and Green Rivers. Montana has Flathead Lake, reservoirs on the upper Missouri system.
Yellowstone NP would be at top of my list to revisit, touches both states, a little bit of Idaho, but most of it is in Wyoming.
Montana is plains, forests, mountains, depending on where you are.
Utah is mountains in the northeast, and along the eastern edge. Desert where it is not mountains, carved up into canyons on the Colorado Plateau. Southern half, the eroded rocks are red, as they are in northern Arizona. A lot of National Park Service properties on the Colorado Plateau.
Utah has the Great Salt Lake, Salt Lake City, reservoirs on Colorado and Green Rivers. Montana has Flathead Lake, reservoirs on the upper Missouri system.
Yellowstone NP would be at top of my list to revisit, touches both states, a little bit of Idaho, but most of it is in Wyoming.
