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On memorial day weekend and week my family want to go to a nice national park to camp, we were going to go to yellowstone but everyone is saying it will be very busy any ideas? We like caves,wildlife , camping (Tent) and fishing. Kids are 3 years and 8 years.
Answer
How far are you willing to travel?
some not too far would be:
Glacier NP MT
Olympic NP WA
Hells Canyon ID/OR
John day Fossil BedsOR
Columbia River Gorge OR/WA
How far are you willing to travel?
some not too far would be:
Glacier NP MT
Olympic NP WA
Hells Canyon ID/OR
John day Fossil BedsOR
Columbia River Gorge OR/WA
What activities are there at Yellowstone national park in Wyoming?
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I will be traveling from Saskatoon sk to Wyoming by car. Is there anything fun to do
or see on the drive? What kinds of things are at Yellowstone! I will be traveling with four People ages 21-29.
Answer
Yellowstone has the best of several types of activities:
* wildlife viewing
* thermal feature viewing
* beautiful overlooks
* hiking
* camping
* backpacking
* boating, kayaking, canoeing
* horsesback
Only the first four can be done without advance planning. Do bring hiking footwear, portable water containers, a knapsack and other day hiking gear to provide more options.
To save on expenses, bring tents, sleeping bags, etc., so you don't have to pay for a motelâthose in and around the park begin at $80 per night and go up to over $300. Grab a tent site early in the day, at least before 13:00 on busy days or before 16:00 on light days.
Yellowstone backpacking is unlike anywhere else. Primitive back country campsites are by reservation only and are very generously spaced so you don't see anyone else. To get a backcountry permit, you have to sit with a park ranger for an hour for videos and advice about dealing with wildlife and then you are assessed whether you would be a bear snack or not.
On the way from Saskatoon, there is not much to see. I understand Grasslands National Park of Canada is worth a look. You will be going right passed it if you use the most direct route.
Yellowstone has the best of several types of activities:
* wildlife viewing
* thermal feature viewing
* beautiful overlooks
* hiking
* camping
* backpacking
* boating, kayaking, canoeing
* horsesback
Only the first four can be done without advance planning. Do bring hiking footwear, portable water containers, a knapsack and other day hiking gear to provide more options.
To save on expenses, bring tents, sleeping bags, etc., so you don't have to pay for a motelâthose in and around the park begin at $80 per night and go up to over $300. Grab a tent site early in the day, at least before 13:00 on busy days or before 16:00 on light days.
Yellowstone backpacking is unlike anywhere else. Primitive back country campsites are by reservation only and are very generously spaced so you don't see anyone else. To get a backcountry permit, you have to sit with a park ranger for an hour for videos and advice about dealing with wildlife and then you are assessed whether you would be a bear snack or not.
On the way from Saskatoon, there is not much to see. I understand Grasslands National Park of Canada is worth a look. You will be going right passed it if you use the most direct route.
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