Yellowstone, Wyoming

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Yay! We finally made it to Yellowstone National Park. We intended to travel here in the beginning of our trip but we were rerouted because of the fires in Idaho. Now, we are getting to visit on our way back home… to Oregon. The weather was perfect, we got a few drizzle’s of rain which didn’t affect our adventure at all. It took a couple days to see all of the park. We had to get doggie daycare since it’s a National Park and sadly, dogs aren’t allowed. However, This allowed us to travel to the Montana side of the park and to take a drive to Bozeman Montana. Everything we saw in the park and on our drive was amazing. 

















































 

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