From Lander, I had a choice to make. Go north to Thermopolis, or west to Granite Falls. I think I chose right in going out to Granite Falls.
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this way I got to see the Tetons again |
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the bison were thick |
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crossed the Snake River once through Jackson Hole |
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on the drive in to Granite Falls, I got close and parked for the night |
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was up early and out for my ride |
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pretty chilly, but gorgeous out.... |
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I found the falls |
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then looked across the river to the hot springs |
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and this is where I got scared. I knew I had to ford the river, but it looked too FAST |
I scouted further down stream and went up to where I saw a camper getting ready for the day. In talking to him, my optimism was renewed and I got wet and made the crossing.
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it was hard to relax with the mix of hot and cold water |
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plus the fact that I had to get back across the river |
It was worth it, and I'm glad I did it, because it was a highly unusual soak. A lower river would make this more relaxing.
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Once on the other side, I played fetch with Ranger |
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just a 1/4 mile up the road is the developed pool, but it didn't open for 30 mins |
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i hiked out the easy way towards the waterfall springs. can you see that orange speck? |
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river doesn't look so menacing from so far away |
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alternate view of the waterfall |
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this soak was relaxing + it had shade while I was there! |
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the hot source |
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ended the morning with a Nestea Plunge |
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Barrels & Bins in Driggs, ID, was awesome |
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I love the fact that put so much emphasis on bulk |
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next door is the old fashion soda fountain - no vegan ice cream |
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from back in the day |
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Driggs Skatepark pivot to fakie |
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