

| Subject: | Re: To Yellowstone in a Diesel? |
| From: | Rachel Cogent |
| Date: | Tue, 28 Aug 2001 08:05:22 -0600 |
Well, I just drove through the Tetons and the road south of Yellowstone
which is pretty view and relatively flat. On that road the Idaho side going
east from Idaho Falls is rather strenuous but approaching Yellowstone from
southeast in Wyoming is probably easiest but that is a very boring and
sparsely populated area.
Bon Voyage
Rachel
Entity - Jeff & Kim Prudhoe spoke thus:
> My wife and I are planning on a trip west in the coming days. We will make
> stops in the Badlands (again) and perhaps Theodore Roosevelt National Park
> before making a run for the Yellowstone region. We will be in our '82
> Westy-Diesel. While it is a low mileage, well maintained vehicle, in its
> stock configuration it obviously has its limits.
>
> Which approach into Yellowstone would be easiest on the little 1.6 NA? We
> will be entering Wyoming on I-90. If we make it, what are some of the
> preferred campsites within the park? (w/o electric).
>
> Has anyone on the list made a similar trip with a 1.6?
>
> Thanks in advance for your advice.
>
> Jeff & Kim Prudhoe
>
> '82 Westy Diesel
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