Our first exploration in Grand Tetons National Park was
along a dirt road called Grassy Lake Road.
We stopped at a primitive campsite there (no water or electricity, altho
there was a porta-potty) that was blocked off, meaning it was not open for
camping. The stated reason for the
closing of this campsite was the sequestration, altho since this was vacation,
I’m not going to get into any political!
Anyway, we climbed over the log in the drive to the site and just
explored a bit. Take a look at these
views – what a lovely campsite view, and since this was only 1 campsite, you’d
have it all to yourself!
I believe this river was the Snake River, altho it is much
smaller here than it is in other places.
What a lovely peaceful view – can’t you see sitting out on a log eating
whatever for breakfast and waking up to this?
Altho you can’t see them, Jeff & Miki did go down to the
river. However, there was no swimming
here for Miki, as the current was much too strong!
The view was equally lovely from the opposite
direction. And, since this campsite was
up on a bit of a bluff, it was probably away from many of the mosquitoes!
Enjoy!
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