Golden Eagle Inn Jackson

325 E Broadway Jackson, Wyoming, 83001, United States

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Over the mountain we go...

A travel blog entry by beadledove

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Daybreak in Salt Lake City found us heading down the road. This early on a Saturday morning there is no one up and about. The streets were deserted so we took the slow road out of town, driving past my old house, Temple Square, around capital hill and up through North Salt Lake prior to jumping on the freeway for Ogden.

We stopped for breakfast around 9:30 a.m. and discussed our plans and route for the day. We followed Utah route ...

Quest for the West: Day 2

A travel blog entry by lindanorton

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... stopped raining about 3/4 of the way into the trip, and it was nice to just sort of look around at the wilderness. Finally we made it to the debarkation area and we paddled the boat towards the launch, took off our rain gear and life jackets, and walked up the hill to the changing area.

Now here's the nice part... on the bus we picked up our clothes, and were given towels--and mine was warm. The bus was warm, and we were ...

Is it Summer or Winter

A travel blog entry by adamz

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Ended up having to wait til 12pm for the next bus. As a result missed the last shuttle out to the park ($10) and had to catch a cab ($45) to Jenny Lake. Given it was $!0 to camp there it still worked out cheaper than spending a night in a hotel in Jackson.

Had originally expected to arrive in Jenny Lake by 11am but ended up arriving after 5pm with everything shut. As a result had to spend the night in Jenny Lake campground for a night rather than in the ...

Goodwin Lake Hike, Pizzas, Flowers and Chelsea Dog

A travel blog entry by pelican-taquita

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Hola,

(First off, I want everyone to know that Jake and I always work on these entries together---if you were wondering why they seem so well-written, grammatically accurate and astute.)

Yesterday, we went on a 6 mile hike through Grizzly Bear-populated wilderness to a very unpopulated and hidden Goodwin Lake. The hike took us up in elevation some 2,000 feet to around 8,200 feet above sea level and ...

Large Tit National Park

A travel blog entry by gobino

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... is the Outback. Then we began the long drive to Grand Teton National Park in Wyoming.

After a long drive through boring Idaho, we crossed the border into Wyoming only to discover that the knowledgeable lady that helped us book the campsite we needed was very far off in her knowledge of local geography and that the camp site was not only IN Idaho, but also very inconvenient for the park (after spending more than an hour on the phone being shuffled back and forth ...