Very cool....Yellowstone is one of my favorite places on the planet!
I just spent 9 days driving to Yellowstone and back. The Beartooth highway would be an absolute blast in a Miata. A friend of mine in Montana recommened it. Just make sure you can run reliably at 11K feet.
Day 1 was highlighted by a severe thunderstorm outside of Clarendon, TX. 60 mph wind gusts and quarter inch hail. Luckily I just caught the southern edge and only had to deal with the wind and rain. The Cherokee handled beautifully even in the 60 mph side wind gusts.
Day 2 was through the OK panhandle and most of Colorado. Had dinner with my aunt and uncle in Loveland, CO then went to the campground. Uneventful day overall.
Day 3 was through Wyoming up to Hardin, MT. Another uneventful day with some amazing scenery.
Here is my campsite in Colorado on the morning of day 3:
And stopped in Wyoming. The Bighorn Mountains are in the background.
Day 4 was spent driving through Red Lodge, MT and over the Beartooth Highway into Yellowstone. I would consider this one of the must drives in the US. The Pass tops out at just over 11K feet:
The rest of the pics from day 4 are here:
Beartooth Highway
Day 5 and 6 were spent in Yellowstone. I loved the park and the scenery is amazing. But the tourists are worse than Disney World. In the 2 days I was able to see everything in the park that I wanted to see. To get this particular picture I had to climb up to a ridge overlooking the Middle Geyser Basin.
The rest of the Yellowstone pictures can be found here.
Yellowstone
On day 7, I ran into another severe storm in Wyoming. The Jeep again handled the weather without any issues.
Days 8 and 9 were uneventful and brought me back home.
Total distance driven was 3103.1 miles:
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Very cool....Yellowstone is one of my favorite places on the planet!
Awesome! What is the MPG penalty from towing the trailer?
Gabriel
Very nice! The pictures makes me want to go back!
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