After Moab it was north through Utah and into Wyoming to eventually hit up Yellowstone National Park. Between the two I stayed the night in Provo (never again) and then camped out on Bear Lake which is split in half by the Idaho/Utah border, followed by Jackson Hole which turned out to be a pretty rad little town.

Yellowstone itself is gorgeous of course, though it can be a bit crowded in some areas with tourists. However, coming initially into the parks the Grand Teton mountains in the distance are awesome and as the road winds through the trees you occasionally crest upon them once again and it hits you each time. Heres a quick 2 minutes of riding that includes the Tetons, Jackson Lake and Firehole river:

The mountains make an awesome backdrop for photos of the bike:

I feel like in that last one there is a really goofy face in the clouds, is that just me?

Plenty of camping and picnic spots all around of course. Which was excellent to be able to pull out my beer can stove and fire up a quick pot of water for one of my dehydrated meal packs (bbq chicken and beans!)

After lunch I kept moving north and found additional lakes to explore as well. Heres a quick clip at Lewis lake:

Naturally I had to hit up Old Faithful, and it definitely did not disappoint:

As I rode the 287 out towards West Yellowstone towards Montana some of the wildlife caught my eye and had to get some pictures of them as well:

And of course I had to get a Buffalo selfie:

Then it was on into Montana! Big Sky Country! Post coming soon!

Travis