Colleen & Graham

Glacier National Park, MT - July 27 - 31

It was hard to not buy one of these cute puppies at this farm instead we bought some delicious food. (Harvest Host)

- Going-to-the-Sun Road (we drove through the clouds!) -

- We were fortunate to be in Glacier during Huckleberry season, we got to pick and eat them on our hikes -

- Many Glacier -

- Swiftcurrent Lake Trail / Josephine Lake Trail / Grinnell Lake Trail -

- Two Medicine Campground -

- Dawson Pass Trail to Twin Falls Trail -

- Running Eagle Falls Trail (when there is more water flowing the water falls from the top of the mountain and the one you see is a small flow behind the main event) -

- Avalanche Lake Trail -

The Sojo Norwegian Ranch, Missoula, MT - July 26 - 27

It was hard to not buy one of these cute puppies at this farm instead we bought some delicious food. (Harvest Host)

Yellow Stone National Park, MT - July 21 - 25

Madison Campground was our base for exploring the different areas of the park. The bison roam freely in Yellowstone and often cause traffic (bison) jams. Thermal features enhance the already gorgeous scenery in otherworldly ways.

- Mammoth Hot Springs -

- Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone (and Artist's Palette) -

- Tower Falls and Grand Loop Rd -

- Lamar Valley (a wildlife haven, we saw grizzly bears, wolves, bison, elk, antelope, and deer) -

- Sulphur Caldron and Mud Volcano -

- Hayden Valley -

- West Thumb Geyser Basin -

- Upper Geyser Basin Trail -

- Biscuit Basin -

- Midway Geyser Basin and Fairy Falls -

- Lamar Valley - Trout Lake Trail -

Bozeman, MT & Paradise Valley, MT - July 18 - 20

We stayed at a friend's place, did some camper maintenance, met a cool bearded dragon named Lolo, hung out at a lake, and hit up a hot springs pool.

Greycliff Mill, Greycliff, MT - July 17 - 18

This was one of our favorite Harvest Hosts. They had designated sites for the campers that they were hosting. The owner was nice and interesting and told us all about how he designed the property. There was a coffee shop that had local art for sale, a cheese shop, and more. (Harvest Host).

Buffalo Bill State Park, Cody, MT - July 14 - 17

Cody is a cute town, with a lot of celebration of Buffalo Bill and the Old West. We were surprised to find a Lebanese restaurant, Sitti's Table, where we had one our best lunches on the road. This was the first time seeing white pelicans since FL in Jan 2022.

Grand Teton National Park - July 7 - 14

We are grateful that we took so many days to bop around the park. There are so many things to see and do. The amazing mountains are almost always in view, and the changing light of the sun was fun to capture shining on the scenery.

- Schwabacher Landing -

- Phelps Lake Overlook -

- Rockefeller Preserve -

- Raft Ride on the Snake River -

- Flagg Ranch Hot Springs -

- Cascade Creek, Hidden Falls, Inspiration Point -

- Kayaking on Jenny Lake -

Sun Valley & Ketchum, ID - July 5 - 6

We spent the day exploring this quaint area. There was lots of recreation going on around town, especially in the beautiful river.

Kraay's Market & Garden, Bellevue, ID - July 5 - 6

The owner of this beautiful farm makes prepared food that you can purchase. We bought several items and really enjoyed her oat burgers, and banana bread. (Harvest Host)

Craters of the Moon National Monument, Arco, ID - July 5

Several volcanoes erupted and then exploded, and created this unique and intriguing landscape. The park had just received a super bloom designation on the day we were there. Although they can be challenging to see in the photos, little flowers covered the ground surfaces.

Diamond P Grassroots Bison, McCammon, CO - July 4 - 5

We got to take a wagon ride through the bison field at this bison farm. Our host was knowledgable and shared lots of information with us. We were allowed to feed the bison from the wagon, but not allowed to touch them. They have long tongues that you have to get the food past. This is where Colleen's love of bison began! (Harvest Host)

Permaculture Paradise, Dinosaur, CO - July 1 - 2

We stayed on a piece of property next to the interstate. (Harvest Host)
In the morning we checked out the Dinosaur National Monument. There are fossils of dinosaurs on display as well as non-extracted fossils that are still in the mountain side.