Trip planning - Yellowstone after Labor Day

Barry wrote:

I backpack with a group of guys and a couple of us fish too. None of
us have been to Yellowstone (except for family trips as kids) and are
looking at hinkng/fishing spots Labor Day week. We are getting
old/soft and like to base camp in the backcountry and hike/fish from
there. It appears there are day limits on many camp sites, so we may
have to change our ways.

Any recommendations would be greatly appreciated. ...

Go here.

http://www.nps.gov/yell/publications...ntry/index.htm

A few tips. Be sure to reserve your campsite(s) early on. The maximum
stay in any one campsite is 3 nights. Group size is limited.

The most popular spot for fishing and hiking is Slough Creek.

Enjoy your trip, Yellowstone is a true national treasure.

--
Ken Fortenberry

On Thu, 26 Feb 2004 22:23:02 GMT, Ken Fortenberry
wrote:

Barry wrote:

I backpack with a group of guys and a couple of us fish too. None of
us have been to Yellowstone (except for family trips as kids) and are
looking at hinkng/fishing spots Labor Day week. We are getting
old/soft and like to base camp in the backcountry and hike/fish from
there. It appears there are day limits on many camp sites, so we may
have to change our ways.

Any recommendations would be greatly appreciated. ...

Go here.

http://www.nps.gov/yell/publications...ntry/index.htm

A few tips. Be sure to reserve your campsite(s) early on. The maximum
stay in any one campsite is 3 nights. Group size is limited.

The most popular spot for fishing and hiking is Slough Creek.

Enjoy your trip, Yellowstone is a true national treasure.

....and be sure you know how to camp in bear country. It only takes
one mistake.....

Jim