Yellowstone, '16
We are in the planning stages right now. I've never been, a few coworkers have but they are hotel people. I am taking the TC and my family loves the outdoors, animals and hiking. We are thinking early...
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Two more suggestions -- if your kids can hike a couple of miles, you can have your own private geyser basin -- the Imperial area, near Fairy Falls:
No boardwalks, no crowds. Just watch where you step! The ground that you sit on can be quite warm -- an odd sensation.
And Boiling River near Mammoth Hot Springs is another easy hike -- bring bathing suits and towels and sturdy sandals. Even if the weather is cold, you can sit in the river where the hot springs flow in -- a natural jacuzzi:
If you'd like a few more ideas, check out our blog:
Yellowstone blog post
No boardwalks, no crowds. Just watch where you step! The ground that you sit on can be quite warm -- an odd sensation.
And Boiling River near Mammoth Hot Springs is another easy hike -- bring bathing suits and towels and sturdy sandals. Even if the weather is cold, you can sit in the river where the hot springs flow in -- a natural jacuzzi:
If you'd like a few more ideas, check out our blog:
Yellowstone blog post
