65 miles, 2,721 total
Our campground last night – on the Wind River in Dubois
Scenery as we left Dubois this morning.
We had one challenging climb today, over 9,658 ft Togwotee Pass. As we crested the pass, we were greeted with hail!
Then we had a welcome decent into the Teton Valley . . . and when we rounded one corner the Tetons came into view . . . unbelievable! The most striking mountains we’ve seen yet.
Pictures can’t capture how awe-inspiring the Tetons are.
Camping tonight on Lake Jackson at the northern end of the Teton range.
Not my photo, but it does a better job of capturing these majestic mountains.
Talewindz 
Great photos. Hope you are going to Yellowstone as well. How could you not, it’s so close.
Headed into the park today, Jack . . . riding along the Lewis River with its massive gorge was awesome! Spending the night at the Grant Village campground on Yellowstone Lake.
I plan to do that next year, following the Lewis and Clark trail. Watch out for bears!!!
Hello from North Carolina! We successfully completed our trip on Sat. June 30. Appears your group is doing quite well. The maps you gave us were certainly a great aid for us. We are considering the other half of the route later. If by chance, your friend does not need or want the remaining maps, it would be a great help to us to have them. Doris Winn at 8729 Catamaran Dr. Raleigh, NC 27615 My email address is dhwinn@gmail.com We continue to follow your progress. Lots of luck to you and your entire group.
Glad your trip went well! How is it getting back into the swing of everyday life?