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Our journey across the Great Plains to the Great Lakes

Travelblog (Free subscription) | 09/21/2008

We left the stunning Yellowstone National Park behind and continued our long drive east. We headed out of the east side of the park up and over the Sylvan Pass through part of the Rocky Mountains. This road was supposed to be the most scenic entrance into the park but is often closed due to snow fall and avalanches. Luckily that did not affect us and it certainly was pretty spectacular...

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Yellowstone Trip Day 6 West Yellowstone to Custer SD

Travelblog (Free subscription) | 09/08/2008

... year or so old, based on the re-growth. We drive through clouds that alternately rain and snow in Sylvan Pass (el. 8530 ft.). The view would be awsome if we could see it. :( The road is narrow and twisty-turny. It's scary how many dents there are in the guard rail that separates us and a sheer drop down the mountain. One place even has the thick wooden posts snapped right off, and...