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We use the same stool for getting in and out of the camper. Works well. Should work fin in the camper too.

The discovery trail is right at the parking lot -- a 1 mile hike/walk. The trees begin immediately at the beginning of the walk. You will see about a hundred of them, at least.

We made it up there on April 3 2022 -- but there were 'proceed at your own risk' signs and patches of older drifts on the road. Still had snow in the parking lot. Good luck -- they are well worth visiting.

Uh oh. In three years the youngs will be laughing at anyone looking at their hand held "brick".

Great trip report and excellent photos, Bill!

And many happy, exciting and safe adventures to you as well Mary!

Thanks Vic! Tony

Thanks! I hope you get out to southern Utah soon!

Thanks Foy! When we stumbled on the dike, you came to mind. I thought you may get a kick out of it.

Thanks Chet. It is pretty darn photogenic country!

Thanks Steve. It was very fun and flew by way too fast!

Thanks Monte. I agree -- 70, with a functional body and a more or less functional mind is a treasure!

Glad you liked the pics. Pretty amazing geology in those parts.

Thank you Frank!

Thank you, Greg!

We went out and about in September and October to some new places and to a couple of familiar spots. Weather was perfect most of the time. We encountered almost no people wherever we camped. Good hikes. Interesting geology and some evidence of ancient people and environments. Got visited by some...

What an excellent trip and birthday adventure report. It is a lovely world out there!

Great shot of bucks locking horns!

Ahh, sure! We have the aluminum one -- it is to die for for sure! I did just order a bag (thanks for the idea) -- we have been putting a trash bag under it to keep the bed cover clean. It fits up there nicely!

We love our tire table and wild horses could not drag it from our desperate grip. It is a curiosity that the OP is selling it -- but each to their own.

Ahh... the Teton Dam. My summer job while in college, just a month or so after the dam failure, was surveying the flood extent and high water marks from the flooding, while working for the USGS Water Resources Division out of Boise. Spoke to lots of people. One report that stuck in my mind was...

A life long problem which I have never solved. End up with some mutilated and weirdly folded maps. Maybe someone else has an elegant solution?

Idaho is a beautiful place with amazing geology. Thanks for sharing!

Phil Here is the spec sheet: Tony

Vic is a helpful and very positive new team member. Good move!