The Desert Landscape of Utah
After leaving Yellowstone I drove down to Jackson Hole and from there I headed to Idaho on my way to Utah and the Arches National Park.
I had to drive over one of the Grand Teton - unfortunately I lost ALL my Yellowstone and Grand Teton footage due to XD card corruption. I am hoping that once I return to VA I can figure out a way to rescue those vids because the footage was beautiful : ( I stopped at a Costco in Utah and bought me a new XD card - so I can continue using my phone as a dash camera...
From the "things I'm learning" list:
- When looking for a hotel stay at least 30 - 40 minutes away from the main attraction. For example, when I wanted to be near Yellowstone the cheapest hotel in Gardiner Montana was around 180+ taxes. In Livingston, Montana 59.00 + taxes. Same here in Utah - In Moab the cheapest hotel was 159 + taxes. In Price, Utah 55.00 + taxes (and they have a hot tub).
- Never miss the chance to take advantage of a bathroom break.
- Gas up! Whenever you see a gas station - you never know when the next one will be available. Gas Body app is your friend.
- Check the tolls ahead of time - most of the toll roads do not have cashiers and you may end up paying a hefty over charge if you don't have the right equipment. Better yet, try to avoid toll roads when possible. Toll Guru is your other best friend.
- Back up, back up, back up your files! or you may loose priceless data! :(
Here are some vids from today's adventures:
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