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Old 02-06-14 | 11:06 AM
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hueyhoolihan
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Originally Posted by gif4445
I began the Trans Am route last year on the Oregon coast around the second week of September. Got as far as Yellowstone, when snow, wind, cold temps and an even worse forecast forced me to pull the plug. Not saying you cannot do it. It just wasn't worth it to me. My journal:
https://www.crazyguyonabike.com/doc/..._id=13035&v=fv
i had a similar experience in Yellowstone. fortunately, i was prepared for it...

but, in any case, you could always catch a ride over the Yellowstone, or Glacier (if you are going that way).

In '82, i was on foot, and even though there was plenty of snow and cold in Yellowstone and at the top of Togwotee Pass, for the rest of my travel through Wyoming and Colorado, it was glorious up until Thanksgiving.
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