Yellowstone is a wild place, fraught with danger and peril. Park Rangers are fond of telling stories of hapless tourists, most who fall victim to their own foolishness.

Yellowstones’s iconic bus – great way to view the buffalo herds.

We’ve made our way at last to Yellowstone. The approach from the Tetons winds through a thick forest of Lodge Pole Pines, occasionally offering a view of lively streams and …

The beautiful thing about motor-homing is that you’re always home. So if you just want to have a lazy day and hang around in your pajamas, no one will argue …

We are camped at Colter Bay, which is on the northern end of Jackson Lake – spacious sites set in a conifer forest at the lake’s edge.

We stopped for a picnic at Cottonwood Creek, where the views were outstanding and Shadow had a chance to splash in the cold mountain stream.

Our band of intrepid travelers were scattered about today. Some went north to fly fish the Salt River, others rented mountain bikes and trekked around Jackson’s trails. But the truly …

Jackson, Wyoming It was a relief to be settled in camp and not have to drive 400 miles today. Three of us took a float trip down the Snake River.

After 1500 miles of heading due west, we finally turned north toward the Grand Tetons. We stopped at Landers Cut-Off where remnants of the Oregon Trail are still visible.

We are still following the old Oregon Trail, and can’t help but imagine the hardships pioneer families endured. Here in our modern Conestoga Wagon, the biggest concern is that we …