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Old 10-30-07 | 11:41 PM
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Bikes: Waterford 1900, Quintana Roo Borrego, Trek 8700zx, Bianchi Pista Concept

If you plan well, you can certainly get by without cooking in Yellowstone. Budget accordingly, as even the grill meals can be a bit pricy (especially for the extra calories cyclists can eat!).

By far the best deal in the park is there souvenier extra large size soda cup. It cost 3 or 4$, but I had free refills for like 4 weeks this past summer! Hopefully it will still be around when you go!

Also double check which campgrounds have equipment restrictions just before your trip. When I was there, they were not allowing any soft sided camping (tents/pop up trailers etc) at Fishing Bridge campground due to bears. Only hard sided RV's there.

The other campgrounds I stayed at there had nice bear proof boxes, which you share between a group of campsites. I was on a slow drive out to the west coast, so just kept foodstuffs in my car.

Have fun!
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