Our next activity was one of our craziest... waking up nice and early to go whitewater rafting on a 55-degree river. Talk about a wake-up call! We were lucky to get free wet-suit coupons from our hotel, and Dave Hansen gave us splash pants and jackets. Normally I would say that's for wimps, but it was chilly! (Proof: It snowed that night!) We opted for an 8-man raft instead of the standard 16-man most companies run on the Snake. This way we were guaranteed to row and get into the action. Our guide, B-Rad, was hilarious, telling stories that all ended with dynamite. The best rapids were Lunch Counter and Champagne Falls. The rafting company was nice and gave us a sack lunch since we were with a huge group who paid for a combo trip.
Showing posts with label Grand Teton. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Grand Teton. Show all posts
America's Wonderland - Jackson
I'm sorry it's been so long! A and I have been using the little bit of time we have together to enjoy the end of summer in Chicago. But now, A working nights = time to edit pictures or blog. :)
Our next activity was one of our craziest... waking up nice and early to go whitewater rafting on a 55-degree river. Talk about a wake-up call! We were lucky to get free wet-suit coupons from our hotel, and Dave Hansen gave us splash pants and jackets. Normally I would say that's for wimps, but it was chilly! (Proof: It snowed that night!) We opted for an 8-man raft instead of the standard 16-man most companies run on the Snake. This way we were guaranteed to row and get into the action. Our guide, B-Rad, was hilarious, telling stories that all ended with dynamite. The best rapids were Lunch Counter and Champagne Falls. The rafting company was nice and gave us a sack lunch since we were with a huge group who paid for a combo trip.
Our next activity was one of our craziest... waking up nice and early to go whitewater rafting on a 55-degree river. Talk about a wake-up call! We were lucky to get free wet-suit coupons from our hotel, and Dave Hansen gave us splash pants and jackets. Normally I would say that's for wimps, but it was chilly! (Proof: It snowed that night!) We opted for an 8-man raft instead of the standard 16-man most companies run on the Snake. This way we were guaranteed to row and get into the action. Our guide, B-Rad, was hilarious, telling stories that all ended with dynamite. The best rapids were Lunch Counter and Champagne Falls. The rafting company was nice and gave us a sack lunch since we were with a huge group who paid for a combo trip.
America's Wonderland - Grand Teton to Jackson
The next morning waking up bright and early was easy for two reasons: We were still feeling central time (and in mountain time), and the sun came up around 4:30AM. We didn't mind, though, because we had many activities planned!
First up we drove back out to Mormon Row so I could get some photos of the picturesque barns. On the way there we saw more buffalo and mini buffs.
America's Wonderland - Grand Teton
The trip to Grand Teton National Park took longer than expected as they were doing construction on the one two-lane road between the two parks. It started raining during the drive, but that didn’t dampen our reaction at discovering we were staying in a real log cabin!
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