CyclaSutra
03-10-2008, 06:45 PM
Ladies,
Just reconfigured my vacation this morning to accommodate a spring cycling trip to Yellowstone.
((April 18–West side roads open to motor vehicles. Mammoth to Norris Junction to Madison Junction to Old Faithful; Madison Junction to West Entrance; Norris Junction to Canyon))
So the plan is to leave from Jackson at 7 a.m. on Friday, April 11 and by 10 a.m. pedal from West Yellowstone up to Gardiner, spend the night here
http://www.riversidecottages.com/
Last year we did four girls to a room so it was really cheap, but whatever you feel comfortable with. Ann didn't kick much.
Then pedal back to West Yellowstone on Saturday. It's about 57 miles each way, with the hella hill on Saturday morning up to Mammoth and above it. I'll be getting a head start on Saturday morning because the hill was so difficult for me last year (coming down with a lung infection while pedaling up that hill gave me my first-ever asthma attack, but with a good inhaler, a month of training and a head start to warm up the lungs slowly, I should be fine).
Check out last year's blog entry for a little travelogue:
http://lovenewsjh.blogspot.com/2007/04/yellowstone-national-park-minus-rvs.html
Who's interested?
Feel free to forward to any nice ladies. I guess boys aren't prohibited, if you really want to bring one. But girl power rules!
Johanna Love
Just reconfigured my vacation this morning to accommodate a spring cycling trip to Yellowstone.
((April 18–West side roads open to motor vehicles. Mammoth to Norris Junction to Madison Junction to Old Faithful; Madison Junction to West Entrance; Norris Junction to Canyon))
So the plan is to leave from Jackson at 7 a.m. on Friday, April 11 and by 10 a.m. pedal from West Yellowstone up to Gardiner, spend the night here
http://www.riversidecottages.com/
Last year we did four girls to a room so it was really cheap, but whatever you feel comfortable with. Ann didn't kick much.
Then pedal back to West Yellowstone on Saturday. It's about 57 miles each way, with the hella hill on Saturday morning up to Mammoth and above it. I'll be getting a head start on Saturday morning because the hill was so difficult for me last year (coming down with a lung infection while pedaling up that hill gave me my first-ever asthma attack, but with a good inhaler, a month of training and a head start to warm up the lungs slowly, I should be fine).
Check out last year's blog entry for a little travelogue:
http://lovenewsjh.blogspot.com/2007/04/yellowstone-national-park-minus-rvs.html
Who's interested?
Feel free to forward to any nice ladies. I guess boys aren't prohibited, if you really want to bring one. But girl power rules!
Johanna Love