I took the kids for a drive this morning and unintentionally found myself navigating steep switchbacks, intense inclines, narrow roads and very thick fog. At the top we were rewarded with snow and the most dense forest of aspen trees we have ever witnessed. Can you imagine how gorgeous this is in the fall!? We continued on over the mountain to Park City where we quickly opted to take the interstate home.
When we pulled in to our one night stay at the KOA, Jonah immediately spotted the bike rental station. He used his own money to rent each of the kids a bike. Love his big heart and adventurous spirit! Today we are off to Park City, Utah for a few weeks. Any recommendations on what we should see and do in the area??
We ate outside and snuck in a quick campfire tonight before the rain came in. This spot was amazing and we wish we could stay longer, but tonight is our last night in Colorado until we return in October. We are off to Utah first thing in the morning.
We moved! The truck is finally fixed and we are back on the road. So thankful! And this view in our new campground is a total bonus! Two nights only and then we are off to Utah.
Sometimes fulltime RV life looks like this. Being stuck for 2 weeks, no running vehicle, no adventures and an extra $6300 out of pocket in the last month alone. Praying we have finally fixed the issues and we can get back on the road tomorrow evening.
We have officially fallen in love with north Yellowstone. Goodness, this spot feels unreal and we can’t believe we get to live here for the next week!! We stayed in West Yellowstone in 2018 and loved it for accessibility to what we wanted to see on that first visit. This trip we decided to choose between Cody and Gardiner. Gardiner is so charming and we can see Roosevelt Arch from our campground. Excited to hit Norris Basin tomorrow and explore all week long.