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| Wilson, Wyoming |
This past Spring I had the opportunity to drive back to Alaska from where I was living in Wyoming. I had done the drive north many times before, but I hadn't had the chance to come this far east. I was always commuting from Reno and, therefor, stuck to the West Coast until I hit the Alaska Highway. This easterly route gave me the chance to explore both Montana and Northern Idaho as well as meet up with friends in
Red Mountain, British Columbia. The journey began with my departure from Wilson and a beautiful, blue bird day at
Grand Targhee. I spent the day making turns and basking in the sunshine. Once I had my fill of Targhee, I hit the road north and sped through Eastern Idaho and Montana. The following day I hit up
Lookout Pass, a little place on the Idaho/Montana border. It was just the experience I was looking for. Totally empty, the tiny hill seemed much larger when every run was your own. I enjoyed my day of shredding groomers, had a beer at the bar afterward and continued down the highway toward my next destination.
