S
Shade
Guest
Some months ago I posted a question on riding through Yellowstone. I got a lot of responses, most
unfavorable.Thanks to those few that encouraged me to make the trip last week. It was a great trip.
To those that thought it was a bad idea.. well, you were right too. The roads over 50% of the park
are bad (no shoulders) which, compounded with the size of the RVs blowing by can give you a real
thrill. I avoided the Northern half of the park due to bad roads and no interest in mountain
climbing. The Southern half was worth the trip. Plenty of wildlife up close and personal!
All the riding along the Yellowstone River and/or through the Central Valley was great. To those
thinking of the ride I would encouage you to avoid the roads South of Roosevelt Lodge and just South
of Mammoth Hot Springs. The South road to Roosevelt Lodge will be under construction this summer so
maybe things will improve there.
unfavorable.Thanks to those few that encouraged me to make the trip last week. It was a great trip.
To those that thought it was a bad idea.. well, you were right too. The roads over 50% of the park
are bad (no shoulders) which, compounded with the size of the RVs blowing by can give you a real
thrill. I avoided the Northern half of the park due to bad roads and no interest in mountain
climbing. The Southern half was worth the trip. Plenty of wildlife up close and personal!
All the riding along the Yellowstone River and/or through the Central Valley was great. To those
thinking of the ride I would encouage you to avoid the roads South of Roosevelt Lodge and just South
of Mammoth Hot Springs. The South road to Roosevelt Lodge will be under construction this summer so
maybe things will improve there.