Summit At Big Sky

Ennis, is a beautiful little town, its famous for  its trout fishing. The Madison river runs thru the town and the Ruby River is in the next valley. Brent fished the Ruby in the morning  and the Madison in the evening. Jo visited the nearby cowboy towns of Nevada City and Virginia city, these little towns are amazing, we hope to come back next year.

We were a day early getting to our reserved spot at the Yellowstone North entrance so this site was recommended to us. It was a nice relaxing park right by the Yellowstone River. The river is swift flowing and not very deep. It seems like most of the people here flyfish and the current moves them swiftly north and I am not quite sure how they get back it seems like a heck of alot of rowing.<br><br>Didn't do much today but relax.

... We all thought it was a pretty mediocre performance. Danny and I remember it being much taller when we were here in 05.<br><br>The second day was spent entirely in Yellowstone. We visited the Mammoth Hot Springs, Tower Falls, the Upper and Lower falls and the West Thumb Geyser Basin. I think the Lower Falls of the Yellowstone is the most spectacular falls in the park. Now we know why the park is called Yellowstone because of the yellow rocks ...

... br><br> <br>Besides that, Jim has been very patient tonight, sitting in the car outside of World&#8217;s Most Expensive McDonald&#8217;s for more than two hours now waiting for my LAST three updates, so I think I better leave it at this for tonight, and maybe I&#8217;ll get a chance to put the pictures up tomorrow. (That always takes the longest anyway.) :P

... newer. The river view sure is nice too if we have any time to sit here and enjoy it!<br><br> <br> We left our RV behind on the River's Edge and took the toad into Yellowstone hoping to drive the Beartooth Highway from Cooke City to Red Lodge and back, but as usual we were off to a late start and almost as soon as we got inside the ...

... place in Edwall history because my dad lived there briefly in the 70&#8217;s to escape the rat race&#8230; And the cousin we just visited with in Helena graduated from Montana State University in Bozeman, which seems like a nicer, greener and smaller town than Missoula.<br><br><br>Once we got on the ...

Nice little town, got some gas station food from under heat lamp. Chris has jalapenos, I had a burrito. Sat on curb across street looking down mainstreet with snow capped mountains in background.<br><br>Check out this photo from yesterday! Bald eagles!<br>

There's not many pictures of this winter because I did not feel like taking them! Ben here....as you most people know I went to Montana again for the winter. This place has become my home base to make money when I'm not on the move. Partly because its just so damn easy to get a job here, low cost of living and a huge mountain. Its so easy to get a job that I did not have one job interview and I had 3 jobs. For me this was a ...

... freebies for moonlight (nice one!) She had a friend, Matt, staying with her for a while so he hung and rode with us. 7 of us managed to stay together and ride all day. It was so much fun and I even hit the smaller of the 2 terrain parks after Scott's lead. I hit 4 kickers that day which were the biggest ones I have ever hit. I made em all except the last where I shot over the landing and landed below it on my left butt cheek. I was out for the rest of the day ...