After a couple of days hunkering down while a few big thunderstorms passed thru Yellowstone, we decided to head down toward Jackson Hole and the Grand Teton National Park. Come to think of it, I’m not sure why I didn’t write in the blog during that downtime. Anyway, we headed toward the Yellowstone park entrance and traveled toward the south entrance which also takes you to Grand Teton NP. It’s about a two-hour drive, you go past Ole Faithful and lots of other geysers along the way. Its amazing how many geysers there are, you can really see all of them in the cold mornings due to the steam. In there afternoon you can’t see as many from the road. l guess its similar to seeing your breath when its really cold, but after it gets a bit warmer you cannot see it anymore.
The Grand Teton did not disappoint. It was truly grand. I was so glad we drove there. The views were magnificent!
Both Yellowstone and the Grand Teton were not very pet friendly. We finally had to buy sandwiches at a deli and eat outside, practically on the parking lot a Dornans, as the pups were not allowed on any of the restaurants’ patios, not a single one, and we stopped at a lot.
