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50408 For an unforgettable adventure see Yellowstone Park in
the winter. |
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"Presidents Day Weekend" is an incredible time to see "Old Faithful" or
"The Thumb" on "Yellowstone Lake." |
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The easiest way to travel the snow packed winter roads in Yellowstone is
by snowcoach. |
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Snowcoaches have been operating in Yellowstone National Park since 1955. |
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You can learn more about Yellowstone during a warm two-hour snow ride
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you ever could wandering around "solo." |
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We like riding in the old "Bombardier" Snowcoaches (pictured
above) the best. |
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50408 The modified "van" Snowcoach are roomier and can hold
more people. |
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Both Snowcoaches are the way to see Yellowstone in the winter. |
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From here we could enter the
North Entrance of Yellowstone National Park and the drive to the nearby
"hotpots." |
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We could drive eight miles from the North Entrance of the Park to see
the famous "Hot Spring Terraces" at Mammoth. |
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A walk
down to the Yellowstone River is a nice way to enjoy Gardiner.
Look for this unusual looking river boulder. |
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Let's drive north on Highway 89 to see the views from Gardiner to
Livingston, Montana. |
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