Our next stop was Jackson, Wyoming, commonly known as Jackson Hole. Hole is not part of its official name, so of course I had to google to discover why. Trappers called the area a hole because they had to descend from the surrounding mountains into the valley where the town of Jackson lies, and they said it was like going into a hole. The RV parks in the area were way expensive at over $100 a day and most could not accommodate the length of our trailer. We ended ...

On our way to Yellowstone, we stopped in Red Lodge Montana. We went there for one reason, to ride the famous Beartooth Pass. It has been named the number one motorcycle road in the United States by many organizations, including the American Motorcycle Association. It is a 68-mile stretch that starts in Custer National Forest and rises four thousand feet from Red Lodge to peak at 10,947. It takes 2 hours without stops due to all the low speed curves. From the over...