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Oct 11, 2024
11:09:36am

Pete The Hope That Kills You

Are you sure roads haven't closed for winter yet? Even without snow they often close early/mid October...

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Pete

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Hypothetically, if your family had 3 days in Yellowstone next week how would you spend the time?

Tokolosh Stop the Stupid party member

Oct 11, 10:50am

I have heard the firehole is crowded all the time.

WJCougar

Oct 11, 10:50am

It’s not when it’s cold.

Future_Tacos

Oct 11, 11:10am

Next Friday they have a forecasted high of 37 and a low of 12, you may freeze

RC Vikings

Oct 11, 10:55am

As I age, I really like spending more time in the Lamar Valley than other, more popular areas.

IdahoCoug

Oct 11, 10:57am

Love Lamar Valley.

TheHop

Oct 11, 11:02am

If you haven't been before, the Old Faithful area is pretty nice

NaturalNeuralNet

Oct 11, 11:01am

Kind of depends where you are starting from. If in West Yellowstone, I'd do

camp_chef

Oct 11, 11:03am

Also recommend the Audio GuideAlong tour (used to be called GyPSy Guide)

camp_chef

Oct 11, 11:05am

Definitely wouldn't waste time driving to Mammoth. It's fine but it's a lot of driving.

ManicBlue

Oct 11, 11:04am

I’d hit the waterfalls and do some back country hikes.

Oct 11, 11:04am

1-day: Take the detour to the Museum of Military Vehicles if anyone in your group loves history and patriotic places

Bert609

Oct 11, 11:06am

Are you sure roads haven't closed for winter yet? Even without snow they often close early/mid October...

Pete

Oct 11, 11:09am

Still open

jxncoog

Oct 11, 2:40pm

Is there a reason not to spend one of those days in the tetons?

Joe Banks

Oct 11, 11:11am

Day 1: southern half (old faithful, etc). Day 2, Tetons. Day 3 northern half of the park.

Joe Banks

Oct 11, 11:13am

Reasonable

jxncoog

Oct 11, 2:44pm

We usually just drive wherever we feel like and make stops along the way

delux_247

Oct 11, 11:43am

Just don’t let one of your kids drop your phone down the commode

BYU Grounds

Oct 11, 11:48am

Make an early start. Driving the park at dawn can reveal a lot of wildlife.

lefty

Oct 11, 12:18pm

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