
Our plans for 2025 formed upon visiting several of the most beautiful locations in the world. A first for us was to travel to Canada and visit it's first national park, Banff National Park. Within Canada we made a series of stops within the eastern side of Canada's Rocky Mountain Range. This is the first time we travelled to another country within our RV and we learned a few things about crossing the border during this trip. Before we made the jump to Canada, we first visited one of our favorite US parks; Glacier National Park, where we came face to face with a Grizzly! Glacier is the US based sister park of Canada's Waterton National Park. The hikes at these two parks provided us many jaw dropping views and, we got lucky sightings of a few rarely seen native species, such as grizzlies, moose and elk.
Upon returning to the US we next traversed acouple of northwestern US states, before making an extended visit to one of our favorite locations, Yellowstone National Park. This is a place we have visited several times before, but unlike our prior visits, this time stayed there in our RV, allowing us to immerse ourselves to a much fuller extent into the many magical facets present in Yellowstone.
Our travel plans for 2026 remain undetermined at this time, making the great travel we experienced during 2025 even more special.

The Rocky Mountains provide a backbone to some of the most breathtakingly beautiful mountain vistas in North America. Thankfully several of the most stunning portions are preserved and presented to us within the conjoined national parks of Glacier and Wateron National Parks.
In addition to visiting Waterton we traveled north on the Alaskan Highway, also making stops in Banff and Jasper National Parks.

Some of our fondest memories from past adventures are based within our visits to Yellowstone National Park; and we where not disappointed by this go round. While Patti and I have been to Yellowstone, was a first for Lucas.
As with any visit to Yellowstone, we also visit the nearby national park, Teton National Park. This park is located just south of Yellowstone, where once again we embraced the rugged beauty created from some of the highest and most raw peaks within the Rocky Mountain ranges. Each vist we make here is capped off by a stop at Morman Row, magically set against a backdrop of snow caped mountain peaks.
J.R.R. Tolkien
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