Day 68 - Yellowstone - Rollin' ocean to ocean

July 8, 2024

Day 68 - Yellowstone

Wet Dog River Ranch. Reminds me of our Golden named Granite who loves the water

Trapper Peak which has an elevation of 10,157 feet

Met Dominic on the side of the road. He is from Portland and is headed east on the Transamerica

You might be wondering why this post is titled Yellowstone since I am nearly 300 miles beyond Yellowstone National Park.

I just rode by Chief Joseph Ranch which at 2,500 acres is not even in the top 10 ranches in the state. The ranch became famous as the Dutton ranch in the TV series Yellowstone. The last season of Yellowstone started filming today and the ranch was busy. Lots of security out front, dozens of vehicles parked and lots coming and going. For this reason I could not get a good photo so I grabbed the following one from the web

Just a few miles down the road, just before Darby, was the area for extras. Dozens of cars and horse trailers parked and more cowboy hats that I could count. Two large tents I assumed were used for food and shade. If I had my horse instead of my bike and a cowboy hat I would have fit right in

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Kath LevHamilton, yay!
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4 months ago

Keith AdamsThat's my kind of terrain profile!
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4 months ago

David HendersonTo Keith AdamsYes, a long downhill after 2 days of climbing is always nice
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4 months ago

Keith AdamsTo David HendersonYou'll have another nice LONG downslope as you pass west from Lolo Pass, all the way to Kooskia.
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4 months ago

David HendersonTo Keith AdamsAll the way to the Pacific?
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4 months ago

Keith AdamsTo David HendersonWellllll, maybe there will still be a few lumps along the way.
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4 months ago

Today's ride: 35 miles (56 km)
Total: 3,208 miles (5,163 km)

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