I moved from Mammoth Hot Springs Campground in Yellowstone NP to Gros Vente Campground in the Grand Tetons.  There were about 20 WINs who gathered here to explore and kayak.
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| The campground is campsites surrounded by scrub brush and sage. | 
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| You could see moose wandering through the campground daily.  We had not only this bull moose, but another bull moose, a female with two calves and a female with a single calf. 
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| Arriving at Phelps Lake. | 
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| You could walk right out to this small waterfall which was on the trail to Phelps Lake. | 
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| I had hung back from the main hiking group and spotted not only this deer, but an elk.  Unfortunately, I didn't get a picture of the elk. | 
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| Phelps Lake was carved out by glaciers, thousands of years ago. | 
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| I had always wanted to kayak the snake river. | 
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| This sign did make me wonder what to expect. | 
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| But I guess we can be considered highly skilled since I saw no real challenge on this stretch of the river.  I do understand it can get a little more challenging just past where we took out. | 
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| It is the middle of September and the trees are already starting to change color. | 
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| I prefer to kayak in warm weather, but will put on a jacket when necessary if that is the only option. | 
 
We tried camping there...but the parks were closed and so was that campground...double dang! We missed the Tetons completely because of the National park closings...so, thanks for posting pics!!! At least I get to see yours...
ReplyDeleteSo glad I got these posted. Sorry you missed the park.
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