Yellowstone 2026

Miles Paddled 0 / 7

Miles Run 4 / 43.3

Miles Driven 349 / 1,300 

 

Wow!  Piper, Dembe and I just spent a week camping and exploring in Yellowstone.  It was amazing!  We survived 2 snowstorms, hiked a ton and saw so many different animals.  We saw bison, moose, elk, deer, marmots, mountain goats, pronghorn antelope, black bears, grizzly bears, and 4 wolves! We explored new hikes, had campfires, and spent some time reading in our trailer.


Old Faithful
Grand Prismatic Spring
Wolves on a screen because they were far away and an amazing couple shared their view with us.



Selfie with the fluffy cows!


Grizzly bear
Black bear
Baby black bear high in a tree
Dembe loves fishing.  We didn't do any catching.

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