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BADLANDS, YELLOWSTONE, GLACIER, THEODORE ROOSEVELT NATIONAL PARKS

This road trip was all about visiting Glacier National Park. We visited two parks on the way there and one on the way back.

Touristy but we had to stop at Wall Drug: Jenny & Jamie

Julie’s in the wagon.

OUR 13th NATIONAL PARK

ESTABLISHED: JANUARY 25, 1939

ACRES: 244,000

HIKING TRAILS: 8

Kids are saying great, another hike

Four Whytes with four presidents.

Devil’s Tower, for some reason the kids were really grumping hiking around this

OUR 14th NATIONAL PARK

ESTABLISHED: MARCH 1, 1872

(first national park in the world)

ACRES: 2,221,766

HIKING TRAILS: 284

Tower Falls in Yellowstone

Grand Canyon of Yellowstone

Rest stop after hiking to the bottom

We took a boat ride to see Gates of the Mountain and a Lewis & Clark campsite.

Julie on the boat

My girls on the Missouri River

On the river this looks like a solid wall until you get to the right angle and the “Gates” open.

OUR 15th NATIONAL PARK

ESTABLISHED: MAY 11, 1910

ACRES: 1,012,837

HIKING TRAILS: 158

Our first hike in Glacier

Logan Pass in August, the day we arrived they got 3 feet of snow in the pass. Fortunately the combination of warmer temps and good road crews got Going to the Sun Road open the next day.

OUR 16th NATIONAL PARK

ESTABLISHED: NOVEMBER 10, 1978

ACRES: 70,446

HIKING TRAILS: 7

Our first Bison

HAPPY TRAILS, STEVE

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