Shadow Mountain Tetons
We had our first boondocking stop, three days at Shadow Mountain in the Tetons NF. The sites are spectacular you are looking right at the mountains over that grassland strip. Sunset over the peaks eac...
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Last year, we boondocked in the Triple X area, mentioned above by the OP. The view from the bluff was pretty good:
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But the bluff was very crowded (due to the view, I think!), so we snagged a very quiet boondocking site about a half mile east of the busy area. The view was not as good (lots of trees), but not too bad, either:
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I should note that the access road to this particular site was really bad -- even with extra ground clearance, we had to creep along at one mile an hour for a hundred yards or so, watching to make sure that nothing bottomed out. And there were branches of aspen trees overhanging the "driveway" -- I used a pole to lift them up and over the air conditioner so we could get past them.
Click For Full-Size Image.But the bluff was very crowded (due to the view, I think!), so we snagged a very quiet boondocking site about a half mile east of the busy area. The view was not as good (lots of trees), but not too bad, either:
Click For Full-Size Image.I should note that the access road to this particular site was really bad -- even with extra ground clearance, we had to creep along at one mile an hour for a hundred yards or so, watching to make sure that nothing bottomed out. And there were branches of aspen trees overhanging the "driveway" -- I used a pole to lift them up and over the air conditioner so we could get past them.
