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January 2005 Edition
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Dog-Friendly
Great American
/\ Road TripTM
by
Tara Kain, Editor-DogFriendly.com |
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Downtown
Jackson Hole, Wyoming
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Dog-Friendly National Forest in
Jackson Hole |
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PART
2: On the Road to
Jackson Hole, Wyoming
After spending several days in Salt Lake
City, which appeared to be a very dog-friendly
city, we continued eastbound on Interstate 80.
The original plan was to travel along I-80 and
go through Wyoming and then into Nebraska. We
made a last minute change of plans as we came
upon the road that headed north to Jackson
Hole, Wyoming. Traveling along this route
would eventually take us to Yellowstone National
Park and Mt. Rushmore. The plan was to see just how
much could be done and which sights could be
seen with a dog. As you will see in both this and upcoming
newsletters, it was well worth the change of
plans.
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On August 25, 2004, my family and I
set out on a trip across America. My dog Toby, a black
standard poodle, came with us on this venture.
Click here to read Part 1.
Road
Trip Fast Facts:
Miles Traveled: Over 11,000
States Visited: 28
Days on Road: 79 (2.5 months)
Nights Away from Home: 78
Nights at Hotels & Motels: 55
Nights with Family/Friends: 23
Dates Traveled: Aug 25 - Nov 11
Major Interstates Traveled
(with detours to smaller roads!):
From Cal. to NY: I-80 & I-90
From NY to Florida: I-95
From Florida to Cal.: I-10
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To the east of Salt Lake City is
a mountain range which offers skiing during
the winter and pet-friendly hiking the rest of
the year. This photo shows Highway 80 heading
east over the mountain range. |
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Here is Toby taking a short nap
in the car before stopping for lunch. |
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About a half hour east of Salt
Lake City, we stopped at the Wild
Oats Natural Marketplace in Park City for
lunch. It was located just off of I-80. We
took turns going inside to the deli to get
food, while one of us stayed outside with
Toby. There were about a half a dozen tables
outside. We picked one and dined there with
our dog. It was very enjoyable, except for a
little pestering by a few yellow jackets. Click here for more "Part
2: On the Road to Jackon Hole, Wyoming". |
Click here to continue
reading Part 2 of the Great American Dog-Friendly Road
Trip.
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