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Tag Archives: Yellowstone National Park
Calgary, Alberta to Jackson Hole, Wyoming – Yellowstone National Park – Hiking Wyoming
My hiking partner for the Yellowstone trip is my friend Mel from Edmonton, Alberta. This post includes my favourite photo of Mel taken at the hot spring ‘Ojo Caliente’ (‘hot eye’ en español’) near the Firehole River in Yellowstone National Park on the … Continue reading →
West Thumb and Old Faithful Basin – Yellowstone National Park – Hiking Wyoming
From Jackson Hole, Wyoming, Mel and I pack up and leave our motel to savour the final $5.99 all-you-can-eat buffet breakfast at the Teton Steakhouse. Today will be a travel and sightseeing day as we make our way north and west to new … Continue reading →
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Tagged Firehole Falls, hiking, hikingwithbarry, Kepler Cascades, Lewis Falls, West Thumb, West Yellowstone, Wyoming, Yellowstone, Yellowstone Lake, Yellowstone National Park
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Monument Geyser Basin and Mount Washburn – Yellowstone National Park – Hiking Wyoming
Today Mel and I will achieve the 10,243 ft (3,122 M) summit of Mount Washburn in the Canyon Area of Yellowstone National Park. In West Yellowstone we stop for custom-made sandwiches before driving east across the park, then begin the day … Continue reading →

