Hi All,

I finally got the article about our trip to Yellowstone this year on the web site. :div20: Check it out! :banana:

Mark :fluffy:

Mark,

Thank you for taking the time to post pictures of your trip. That place looks absolutely beautiful. Looks like a little bit of heaven there......

What does a trip like that cost? Do you save much by having such a large group, or is it still feasable for a group of 4-5? Certainly seems if you're passionate about snowmobiling, it's a trip that you have to take at some point..... Digger?...
Mr T?.....Corsair?.......Snobnk?.........you guys reading this?

Thanks again, Mark. I'd really be interested in talking with you sometime about this :beerchug:

Nice report, I really want to ride out west sometime.

Hi Batman,

Yes, you can save a bit if you have more people going. Contact the travel agency you want to use for prices. :div20: It is still very resonable for a small group. :div20:

Helga and I spent about $3,800 total for the two of us. That included all our costs; air fare, transportation from Boseman to West Yellowstone and back, accomodations, food & drinks, snowmobile rentals and tips. It does not include anything that Helga just had to have to remember the trip. :banghead: Believe me, that really can add up. :banghead: Don't tell her I said that. :doh:

It is really the "Meca of Snomobiling" in the lower 48 states and I would go back and do it again anytime. :banana: The next time I would spend more time outside the park and explore more of the Idaho and Wyoming trails because I have been there already and want to explore more of the area. :div20: If it is your first time out there you definately want to spend at least two days in the park. :div20:

Mark :beerchug:

I've been once when your ready to go let me know. Spent one day in the park that was enough for me. We hooked up with a local and rode back country with him for the rest of the week I was there. :beerchug:

Maybe we can get a HCS trip to Yellowstone next year? I would be very interested. :div20:

What we really need is someone to "VOLUNTEER" that will coordinate all of the logistics to pull it off. :div20:

Helga and I can go anytime during the winter as long as I don't have to up date the web site while we are gone. :banghead: Some of you guys gave me some greif this past winter for not up dating the web site often enough. :doh:

Mark :beerchug:

I VOLUNTEER Corsair's service's :lol2:

I second that.......

There's a trip being planned now in general forum,pinned at the top,bluebear is planning it.They have nothing in concrete yet-just who's interested in going,they narrowed it down to 2 places-yellstone or togwotee(spelling?).Read it and maybe you guys will be interested?

Thanks for that info. I'll check it out :div20:

Did you get to the Grand Canyon of Yellow Stone, Lower Falls?

Mark, the Awsome pictures of your trip to Yellowstone bring back some Great
memories. I made two trips out there , January of 1989 and 1990 with the
Southern NH Trailblazers . The trip cost back then was $1000 . Air fair , lodging,
transportation from Boseman Mont and 5 days Sled rental included. What A Deal!
The Wildlife was spectacular, Rideing was great everywere. Veiws from Two Top
Mountain were like being at the top of the world. I even Blew Up the engine
in a Arctic Cat Prowler about 40 miles out in the park. I got a ride back to West Yellostone and they Kindly gave me another sled to ride and retreived the dead one. Nice Folks out there, That trip is a Must for anyone who can do it. :div20: