>>1405990>jackson holeI worked in/around yellowstone doing guide stuff for awhile. Dont waste your time in this tourist trap and DONT try to find lodging anywhere near.
Dont miss out on Grand Tetons nat'l park, some wonderful paddling to be had at the foot of some crazy sheer mountain cliffs.
In yellowstone, i recommend the hike up to the petrified forest. Really incredible views and usually not overcrowded. Be ready for sliding and scrambling. You probably already know to avoid the main shit as its all lame and developed. The whole upper (north) loop is really underrated, has some incredible vistas.
Bring something to cover your face (thick rag) if you cant handle sulphur smell, as yellowstone is full of sulphur mist spraying you in the face.
SUNSCREEN, you're at a way higher elevation than home so you'll be catching lots of rays, not to mention most attractions have you standing near glaring pools of water. Dont forget to get the backs of your hands.
Enjoy, yellowstone is AWESOME if you can avoid normie fatigue