The area of Yellowstone Park around Yellowstone Lake is best accessed from the East Entrance or the South Entrance. If you are staying in the Grand Teton NP, it is an easy drive to the South Entrance of Yellowstone. Another option is to stay in the town of Cody WY. It is about a 45-minute… Read More Yellowstone Park for Seniors: Part Three
A day trip that you can access from either the West Entrance or the North Entrance is to drive the northern loop road. There are several points of interest along this drive that don’t require long walks. Most sites you can see from your car or by walking just a short distance on paved walkways.… Read More YELLOWSTONE NATIONAL PARK FOR SENIORS: PART TWO
The Black Hills of South Dakota is a great place to spend a few days. Two areas of particular interest are Custer State Park and Mount Rushmore National Monument. Custer State Park is a 71,000-acre park and is easy to explore by car. There are three different scenic drives that provide amazing views. The park… Read More Black Hills and Mount Rushmore
Grand Teton National Park is one of the most stunningly beautiful sights that I have ever seen. My first view of the Grand Tetons was a jaw-dropping experience. Pictures cannot accurately convey how majestic these peaks are. We were able to spend 4 days camping and sightseeing in GTNP. If you are not into back country hiking,… Read More Grand Teton National Park
Glacier National Park in Northern Montana is a beautiful wilderness park. There are many trails and hikes to discover in this park. However, non- hikers can enjoy the stunning landscape here as well. The village of West Glacier is just outside the west park entrance and that is where we spent 4 nights. It is… Read More GLACIER NATIONAL PARK
Tim and I are not hikers, but we enjoy getting out in nature. The Grand Canyon is a great place to enjoy the wonders of nature for any level of fitness. We spent four nights camping at Trailer Village right inside the park. This is a clean campground with level sites and full hook ups.… Read More How to enjoy the Grand Canyon the leisurely way.
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