Truckin` Features
Get Lost in America is all about what we call “Truckin` Features”. We have lived our lives on the road, trail or river for over sixty years now with out any real regrets.
Ever wondered about the History of Yellowstone National Park, that sprawling expanse of natural wonder nestled in the heartland of the Rocky Mountain West You’re not alone. The narrative unspools like a gripping book, full of exciting characters and unexpected turns. From President Ulysses S. Grant’s pioneering move to protect this breathtaking wilderness, to […]
Colorful Past History of Gardiner Montana: Yellowstone’s Frontier Gateway Ever wondered about the history of Gardiner Montana? A small town tucked away in the mountain ranges, where rivers flow like a painter’s stroke on canvas and wildlife roam free. It is not just any ordinary place but an entryway to Yellowstone National Park, boasting of […]
Exploring Denmark: Top 13 Must-Visit Places for Adventurers Ever fantasized about ambling along the quaint, flagstone pathways of a metropolis that looks like it’s been taken right out of a Hans Christian Andersen storybook? Or perhaps, imagined yourself in the midst of vibrant music scenes and ancient Viking heritage? Welcome to Denmark! This Scandinavian beauty […]
Exploring the 13 Best Places to Visit on Sardinia, Italy Ever dreamed of setting foot on an island where the sun kisses turquoise waters, ancient ruins whisper tales of yore, and luxury meets natural beauty? Then let’s take you to Sardinia, Italy’s hidden gem. You may ask, “What makes Sardinia special?” The answer lies in […]
Unearthing the Beauty of Mammoth Hot Springs Yellowstone Mammoth Hot Springs Yellowstone is a sight to behold. In fact, when it’s time for an adventure, the number one destination on many bucket lists is… you guessed it – Mammoth Hot Springs Yellowstone. This geothermal wonderland has left countless visitors in awe. But what separates the casual […]
Fly Fishing in Yellowstone is an adventure like no other Imagine casting your line into the pristine waters of this iconic national park, surrounded by breathtaking landscapes. Not only is fly fishing in Yellowstone an adrenaline-pumping experience, but it also provides a chance to connect with nature and discover something special. Fly fishing here isn’t […]
Exploring the Best Places to Visit in Iceland The land of flames and frost, as it’s commonly referred to, is a captivating blend of nature’s marvels and cultural profundity. Where should one begin to explore the wonders of Iceland? Fear not! We’ve got your back. We’ve curated a list of some truly remarkable spots […]
Explore Yellowstone Parks 6 Best Backpacking Trips Is your gateway to uncharted adventures. Backpacking in Yellowstone Park is a great way to explore its vast network of trails and campsites, with each offering unique landscapes full of surprises. It’s a paradise for backpackers looking for an immersive experience in nature. The sheer variety of […]
Backpacking Continental Divide Trail: A Preparation Guide to Adventure of a Lifetime Backpacking the Continental Divide Trail is no walk in the park. In fact, when it comes to preparing for this epic adventure, many find their biggest challenge is… You guessed it – Backpacking the Continental Divide Trail. The sheer thought of traversing such […]
Hiking East Inlet Trail Colorado Base Camp Timber Creek Campground Rocky Mountain National Park A little camping, hiking the East Inlet Trail, and fly fishing in late September, most of the leaves have fallen or tuned brown. This is my second camping trip to Timber Creek Camp Ground in the seven straight years I have […]
Lost Man Lake Colorado Fly Fishing It’s September in Colorado as fall approaches. I hiked this same trail into Independence Lake a year ago to catch some brook trout on a fly. Trailhead is just below Independence Pass at 11,500 feet in elevation. Hunter FryingPan Wilderness area is the headwaters for the Fryingpan River and […]
Biscuit Basin Yellowstone National Park – Hike to Mystic Falls Biscuit Basin is part of the upper geyser basin in Yellowstone National park, about a mile and half from Old Faithful Lodge. Basin got its name from sinter deposits that look like biscuits. Hebgen Lake earthquake of 1959 destroyed all the sinter at Sapphire Pool. […]
Wonderland Trail Mount Rainer Hike to Summerland Meadow Hiking the Wonderland Trail in its entirety has always been on my bucket list of trails. At this moment time is just a short in and out was all that was written in the trail dust for me. It was a perfect summer day for doing ten […]
Firehole Lake Loop Drive Yellowstone National Park Between Madison Junction and Old Faithful is a 3.3 mile Firehole Lake Loop Drive Brisk fall morning on an early drive. Spent twenty minutes watching a swan feeding on the lower Firehole River. Firehole Lake Loop Drive Other Geysers on the Route Here’s a short list you ought […]
Wigwam Trail Colorado Hiking in Lost Creek Wilderness We start this adventure with the drive to the trail, it is a very beautiful trip in. Scenic Drive Lost Creek Wilderness FS-211 Turning off Tarryall Rd on to FS-211 heading north fifty four miles to Wigwam Trail Head. National Forest on this spring morning was a palette […]
Mystic Lake Montana a Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem Trail Is a popular trailhead for day hikers as well as backpackers. Hike to Mystic Lake is a three mile one way hike with an elevation gain of sixteen hundred and fifty feet. Trail’s actual name is West Rosebud Trail Nineteen. Dam at Mystic Lake was built […]
Williams Pass, Colorado a Second Attempt a CDT Alternate Williams Pass trail was a beautiful experience both times. A very secluded hike with elk herds and six foot deep snow on the first attempt. That was the first weekend in July snow got to post holing to the chest in depth. Just to help […]
Fly Fishing Montana’s Gallatin River Walk Wade or Float Fly Fish Gallatin River a beautiful freestone river who’s headwaters lie in Yellowstone National Park. Originating at Gallatin Lake in the Gallatin Mountain Range, the river flows for approximately 25 miles inside of Yellowstone National Park’s boundary. As the river exits the park boundary, it is […]
Fly Fishing Yankee Jim Canyon on the Yellowstone River Yankee Jim Canyon is a stretch of the Yellowstone River unlike any other outside of Yellowstone National Park. Characterized by a steep canyon, large boulders, and deep holes – Yankee Jim Canyon is a stretch that affords more solitude, more adrenaline, and some great fishing. At […]
West Thumb Yellowstone National Park and a Hike to Duck Lake Once through the West Yellowstone gate on your way to Yellowstone’s West Thumb you have rough 48 miles or an hour and half drive. There are many side trips on the way down to West Thumb Geyser Basin. Such as Old Faith Lodge and […]