One Last Visit to Two of My Favorite Places (& Mouse Trouble!) - SUV Camping/Vanlife Adventures

In this video I head to two of my favorite places for one list visit before, well, you know. I also have an unexpected and unpleasant encounter with a little creature of the rodent variety...
DATE FILMED: Late October 2020
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** Terraced Falls Trailhead: 44.1290, -110.8476
** Terraced Falls: 44.1475, -110.8656
** Cascade Creek Falls: 44.1301, -110.8474
** Snake River Picnic Area: 44.1367, -110.6659
** South Entrance Hot Springs: 44.1413, -110.6572
** Lakeview Picnic Area: 43.97664, -110.65649
** Campsite: 44.1292, -110.8199
** Mini waterfall by campsite: 44.1281, -110.8213 (Approximate location)
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[@SUVRVing]

Happy New Year!

[@carolinacruzer1842]

Have a safe and happy New year!

[@emmanuellopez5907]

Happy New Years!!!

[@lawsonone6015]

Happy New Year to you! May this one be one of your favorites!

[@Lily-cw4kk]

Happy New Year 🎊

[@saginawdan]

Happy New Year to you!

[@thomasdreke1698]

Yellowstone without people! You show me things that I have never seen. Thanks for the video.

[@SUVRVing]

Just gotta get away from the main roads! Thanks for watching.

[@DocSarvisHayduke]

Would it be busier (crowded even?) Just outside the park in August?

[@janm8477]

Really nice footage of the Yellowstone area "off season" - I appreciate your measured pace, very relaxing.

[@premix929]

Appreciate all your research, time filming, editing etc. and sharing the more remote areas of your journeys. Quite a few of your videos have brought back many great memories with my family visiting the more popular stops. Got a good laugh from you late night visitor, that's what makes the adventures more memorable. Thanks again, safe journeys

[@lynnef3297]

Thanks for taking us along on another adventure. I always enjoy the water, streams and falls. I loved the shot of the tree growing atop the rock, amazing! Wishing you the best in the coming year!

[@SUVRVing]

Wasn't that tree on the boulder neat? I got a kick out of that too! Thanks Lynne.

[@halabujioutdoors]

Love the nooks and crannies of hidden gems you show us. Off the chart, off the crowd. Rodents, big or small, are annoying nuisance. 🏞🏕👍👍

[@SUVRVing]

Thanks, glad you enjoyed it!

[@brianlanders5306]

Yeah, they do have a tendency to hitch a ride when you're not looking. Mice are clever that way.

[@Idahomie]

Great shot of the Kleenex box.

[@gins8781]

The best part....no other people. But seriously, this was some beautiful scenery.

[@turkey4957]

Right, Yellowstone without people is heaven

[@brianlanders5306]

He's the modern version of a mountain man, the mountain men were loners to, but he has a pretty wife to go home to. I'm sure mountain men weren't completely lonely either.

[@patchezragdollsalmostglamp1572]

Try some Irish spring you grind it up with the cheese grinder and just kind of sprinkle it everywhere they don't seem to like the smell of it I think my mom is the one that told us and we kind of laughed it off but believe it or not it works

[@kathleenmahoney6657]

As usual, Tristan, another gem of a video. Locations were stunning and your narrative is always informative and/or entertaining. I laughed out loud at 'dinner is the height of sophistication;' peanut butter sandwiches are my go-to as well! Wishing you a happy and healthy new year!

[@SUVRVing]

Thanks Kathleen! Happy New Year to you too.

[@softroadingthewest]

100% respect for the peanut butter! My camp kitchen is always stocked with it...many breakfasts, lunches and dinners have been peanut butter on rice cakes or English muffins. Man...that lake with the Tetons arising from the far side...incredible. Could one boat across the lake in order to get up into those canyons instead of hiking in the long way? Of course I have no sense of scale on that lake, perhaps that's way too far to paddle across. And I would never actually do either of those things myself anyway...I'm happy to watch someone else do it though, LOL.

[@gp4708]

100% with you on camp food. Keep it simple is my motto. Another beautiful video. 🙏

[@bettebuchheit5776]

I swear......you are just so cute! I’m old enough to be your grandmother so I can say that! Thoroughly enjoy your videos......they are always so interesting and well done. YNP and the Tetons.....you simply can’t go wrong......love them both. Thank you for sharing your travels.

[@susano7587]

I am 64 Bette Buchheit! I can say the same, Cute!!!!

[@caileach1]

At 71 I agree with you two ladies lol. Shocked if this is Jan and no snow where he goes. Also it says 4 months ago and the “happy New Years”? I would be making noise , careful of crumbs and careful of food,bc of bigger fur baby visitors-a grisly! You.can’t sleep in your car in the park, ( only campgrounds, lodge ) so you must be out of the boundaries ??

[@joelechner466]

Such a beautiful part of the country and Yellowstone really is an amazing place. As always, another enjoyable video!

[@NilDreams]

Happy new year!!! I just bought my rig! A 4Runner! I’m so excited to convert it!!

[@ricks.1318]

HAPPY NEW YEAR !!! You find the BEST of "hidden" gems ...... Very COOL !!

[@mrs.onyango6504]

Favorite parts of this video watching you cross the river and trapping that mouse 🐁..Lol!

[@bettybrigance6784]

I love how you always express your amazement of nature, no matter how much of its beauty you witness, you remain in awe of the many different sites...thanks for sharing ..take good care of yourself and keep going

[@samshepperrd]

All those falls from the land lifting up like a bubble, a lava dome that's going to blow sky high someday. Someday soon. After driving away from my campsite recently, as I was nogotiating an offramp, I felt something on top of my head, then on my shoulder, then dropped down between the seats. Later I realized a mouse had dropped down from a hole in the headliner. I got rid of it with a glue board a few days later. Nice work with the manual live-drop. As opposed to a "dead drop".

[@heidiq2777]

I love how you out-smarted the mouse - without hurting it! AND, of course, finding a place near Yellowstone with any other people!

[@reneeh2050]

Loved the the off-the-beaten path stuff near Yellowstone. Mice can be annoying. One got into the bear box in Voyageurs this fall & chewed a hole into the canvas bag we were toting the pup’s food in (food was in ziplocks). Thankfully it was not in the tent.

[@curtdrahn8522]

Nice show, I am past the hiking days, love the chance to go along with you.

[@SUVRVing]

Thanks Curt!

[@stephenpowstinger733]

Me too. Armchair hiking now at 74.

[@punktexas]

Yes, yes, yes.... just that one extra minute of driving and camping footage in your video ties everything together. I get a better sense of being there on the adventure.

[@eddymahon1503]

Famous last words. “Oh, I forgot my bear spray” lol. Awesome video!! Happy New Year🎉🎉

[@TheSunGoethDown]

I enjoyed this. I’ve never been to Yellowstone. The mouse on my arm would have freaked me out a bit!

[@timfarness5136]

I love plain crunchy peanut butter on tortillas. Hope you have a great New Year.

[@RicG.]

Peanut Butter sandwiches are the height of culinary excellence, especially when compared to my sister's favorite food when we were kids growing up. She loved mayonnaise sandwiches. That's right, two pieces of bread with nothing but mayo between them. That was it! Yuk! LOL

[@SUVRVing]

Eeeewww!

[@scandl01]

Peanut butter sandwiches are the best, but mayo on an onion bun... sometimes hits the spot 🙂

[@ZitherBeast]

I simply LOVE the sound of flowing water. AWESOME dude, stunning.

[@stephenpowstinger733]

Considering an outdoor fountain for that reason. Better than nothing.

[@helenvwalker7919]

Loved all the waterfalls. Happy New Year!

[@ExploringIntuition]

Beautiful area. Great video. Nice camera work!

[@patchezragdollsalmostglamp1572]

Try some Irish spring you grind it up with the cheese grinder and just kind of sprinkle it everywhere they don't seem to like the smell of it I think my mom is the one that told us and we kind of laughed it off but believe it or not it works

[@roam4fun853]

I’ve been to grassy lake and have stayed along grassy lake road on the snake river. Beautiful and free camping. You really can’t beat the location and proximity to great places. Thanks

[@SUVRVing]

Agreed, it's a great spot! Thanks Francis.

[@marianfrances4959]

Always a treat! Happy New Year from your neighbor in Alberta! 😉🌲🔥🇨🇦👍

[@mykirbs2002]

Happy New Year to you, Kassie and doggy. The mouse trap 😂 awesome. WY is beautiful and full volcanic areas. I loved visiting there years ago.. I need to go back.

[@oysterjohn5669]

With the eleventh essential being toilet paper the twelfth essential is a mouse trap. Hung my food bag from a tree limb. The next morning there was a hole chewed in the lower side. I surmised the mouse/mice slid down the pull string, into the hole formed by the pull string and out the chew hole. They took every single grain of trail mix. It had to have been like a bucket brigade all night. Surprisingly there was not a single chew mark in the block of cheese in that food bag.

[@SUVRVing]

I've read of people putting an empty tuna can (upside down) with a hole through the middle over the cord when hanging a bag of food for that exact reason! And I've had similar experiences. I had a gallon-sized bag of food on the ground during a multi-day backpacking trip. The mice or squirrels or chipmunks or whatever they were bit a tiny hole in just the little bag of nuts inside and somehow sucked out every single one without attempting to get at anything else!

[@martydixon647]

favorite part: 22:19. Thanks Tristan!

[@janm8477]

Oh, and mice are more likely at heavily used camping spots, or places where people are careless with their food.

[@billbishop580]

When you are hanging out at the campfire at night they are usually around but you don't notice them. I had try to crawl up my leg one time.

[@shannonmurphy9790]

Tristan, Thank you for another gorgeous video! Very inspiring and encouraging to get out and enjoy nature.

[@kimswansonlinner6889]

Stunning scenery. Love the solitude hiking. Thank you!

[@BrendaHaltom-cs6ck]

I think all the hot springs of Yellowstone are connected to the Supervolcano!❤️😀🚙🇺🇸🌏Yellowstone is so beautiful!

[@ritzbitz1905]

The Fall River falls…….incredibly beautiful and breathtaking….thanks for sharing!

[@historyofthejerseyshore]

How hot were the hot springs????? Just busting your chops. :) Love your channel and been following you for awhile. Giving me inspiration to do something along the lines as what you are. Thanks, keep up the great work. Happy New Year!

[@gitanya80hurueta]

Thank you for showing this beautiful part of the country! I haven't been to yellowstone since I was a child. But it was an extraordinary place to go. I really liked Fall river. And the. Drone footage of Dam lake. Were you camped. But all of it was very pretty. I thought it was great. You had all this to yourself. Peace and beauty and a great video😊👍.

[@GraDanOutdoor]

Que buenas imágenes. Buen equipamiento. Acá andamos haciendo las mismas actividades por Argentina. Nos suscribimos a tu canal y te ponemos como canal amigo. Por nuevas exploraciones buen 2021!

[@ThatOneDudeNick]

Any place at a national park without a crowd is worth the hike and drive for me. I'm sure I'd enjoy those less-pretty hot springs over the more crowded ones.

[@pcatful]

Awesome, a lake camp with no one around! We've had a couple mouse hitchhikers, one in Baja stayed with us for days, until I caught him with a tupperware trap--had big round ears with a cute little ear nick...And a wood mouse in Utah, we kicked out at Muley Point. I hope she was wary of heights. We felt bad, but we emptied out the van to find her. Pulled up the seats and everything.

[@heritagedudeh4210]

Another awesome video Tristan. How cold was it getting overnight when you were filming this. I usually vacation late sept-oct or oct-nov and have avoided Yellowstone after about first week of oct because it was super cold my first trip. Didn’t look too bad this year.

[@SUVRVing]

High 30s, maybe? Not too bad.

[@BrendaHaltom-cs6ck]

My favorite part was the lake alto not natural!❤️😀🇺🇸🌏🚙

[@robertmray]

Always enjoyable watching your travels..AND..I share your sentiments on camp cooking! I just eat to keep from getting hungry..get some calories in then ON to more exciting things. Safe travels. Cheers from Tennessee..R.

[@butchpemberton6143]

I am Blessed to have found you and your videos as well as God has Blessed you with strength & persistence to provide us with Awesome natures wonders...

[@EvieVermont]

Great to know this exists. Just the right length trail for a short outing!

[@SUVRVing]

Yep, it's perfect for that!

[@lindagolden9892]

🥂 Healthy New Year 2021 🥂 Thank you for the hidden gems and off the beaten path travels. I’m really enjoying your videos which so remind me of my adventures during my 20’s - 60’s. 🚌 Beautiful campsite area but don’t be fooled as to being alone out yonder. 🐻

[@louisepotier2784]

Da mouse hahaha! oh yes, they are part of camping adventures FOR SURE. I've had some that kept me awake... I like the description of the capture. Of course, I loved the whole nature adventure. Thank-you for your hard work of capturing all that! Have a great day! Stay safe. 🙂

[@susan4yahshua]

Lol , the PB sand scene. I agree. Simple is best. Maybe some ...banana on it ? Love these videos so much. They ground me after a busy day in the city . Sighhhhhhhh. I think thats how u spell it . MOUSE !!!! ON YOU ?!?!?! Ida freaked. Great idea for catching them !!!

[@sierraseb3311]

Like you, I hate camp cooking because I HATE washing dishes when camping! (all that dirty greasy water - gross 😣) So I eat very simply; just boil water. I don't eat dinner but love my breakfast of instant oatmeal topped with my home made trail mix along with a small can of V8. But nothing beats camp coffee! I use the same coffee and even the same water brought from my home but it just tastes so amazing out in the woods while watching the sun rise and the alpenglow 😍. I just pour more boiling water onto my bowl and spoon then disperse scatter the water away from camp. For lunch, I love cheese and salami (both precut at home to avoid greasy knife and cutting board), grapes, Triscuits and a glass of red wine (if I'm eating in camp). After breaking camp before heading home, I treat myself to a "all the works" breakfast at a small hole-in-the-walls fisherman's Cafe. You've given me some new ideas though. Next trip I'm going to bring peanut butter and also try your quesadilla "recipe". I'll just wipe out the non-stick frypan, keep it in a ziplock and wash it when I get home. 👍Thanks again for another great video.

[@elderhiker7787]

I truly enjoy your mini-adventures. You visit beautiful places and present interesting dialogues about them. Well researched and well presented, your videos are delightful. Thanks for sharing them with us.

[@michaelsonleitner5724]

We’ve driven across that road and also hiked to Terrace Falls in 2017. We approached from the east and it’s called Grassy Lake Road. After the hike we continued on, crossed the Falls River and went to Cave Falls and Bechler Ranger station. After that we continued west, then headed south to Teton Pass and back to Colter Bay. In 2018 we drove to Grassy Lake Dam and hiked to the Falls River ... The Beargrass was blooming! Only does that every 2 to 9 years. We had mouse problems while camping in Palo Duro State park in Texas ... at midnight too. Enjoy your videos, very informative! Thanks.

[@vickysmith2072]

I really enjoy your videos.....just found the channel about a week ago. I used to live in Burley, Idaho and vistied some places you may know: Lava Hot Springs, City of Rocks.....both south of the Snake and Crater of the Moons. Have you heard of or visited these places?

[@nathanwilson6670]

Love the slow pan at Jackson Lake! Thanks for the video

[@sammic974]

I love your relaxed style and varied videos. This was a lovely one. A visit to Yellowstone is on my bucket list. The US has so much glorious terrain and many natural wonders. You are so lucky. I live in a rural location in the UK but given our population, our island can feel small and cramped when you have to drive for hours to find somewhere without people!

[@teresaturner8333]

Have you ever had to use your bear spray?

[@SUVRVing]

Nope!

[@jeffMinnesota952]

great video Tristan! especially enjoyed the water features, the cascades, the waterfalls, the walking across the Snake; and enjoyed the drone footage, don't always get to see those, I think they add a lot to the exploring vibe. Your mouse experience funny, I think I will add some (TheBetterMouseTrap) countermeasures to my camping arsenal. And peanut butter sandwich, nothing better, although I like mine with butter and honey, that and a cup of coffee makes the perfect lunch! And one more thing, love your little butane burner, can't beat that size! Thanks for sharing, one of the best videos ever (I have only been with you for a month, mining the older vids.)

[@adventuresofsoulmanandlitt4573]

Happy New Year Tristan! Another great video! That mouse was probably after your Jif peanut butter, my favorite commercial brand! Before viewing the video I was worried the mouse problem may have been chewed ignition wires! I have 2 friends who camp away from the crowds as you do. Both have had problems with mice chewing wires in engine compartment of their Toyotas! Evidently, Toyota uses a type of vegetable oil in the insulation of the wiring which can at times, attract a hungry mouse. I'm glad your mouse encounter did not involve vehicle damage. Love the ingenuity used in trapping the mouse! Good job! Thanks for another entertaining video. This S. FL boy will be in Grand Tetons and Yellowstone area this Summer, would love to run into you Tristan!

[@normaevett]

My favorite part was that you set the little innocent rodent free. So glad you didn't kill it! Oh, and WATERFALLS!😊

[@susanmwilson1371]

Awesome hike, and waterfalls. I love the solitude also. You really pack a lot into your videos, so interesting. Mice LOVE peanut butter. That one must have gotten a whiff of yours at dinner. Great catch and release.

[@hht1145]

Our family was camping in Grand Teton National Park 30 years ago. When we were waiting for a campsite, the people leaving were spending a lot of time packing. They eventually told us they had mice all through their car and that others told them they climb up through openings in the undercarriage. I thought, "That's kind of weird. That won't happen to us." My wife and I were in a tent and our kids were sleeping in the car. My son told me one morning that he felt something crawling on him during the night. It didn't take long to discover their nest. It took us all day to kill about 6 of them. (We left as soon as we found them.)

[@ianhayden2839]

Hey my favorite part was probably when you were walking through the river. That looked awesome. P.s I also enjoy just peanut butter sandwiches sometimes honey.:)

[@robertwagner7867]

Another interesting video which is why I'm a subscriber. It's all interesting even if it's not always all that spectacular. Keep them coming, Tristan!

[@parkspursuit7515]

Happy New year! I had a mouse in an old truck once. I saw it scurry across the passenger floorboard while I was driving down the road. I was like "sheet!"

[@turkey4957]

Lmao!

[@gaylenedemars9138]

We picked up a hitchhiker at Evolution Falls south of Lone Pine. Felt him run across my head at 11:30 pm. Later I heard him crackling around in a trash bag on floor. Later ran over hubby's head. I got up several times and tried to find him, including unpacking and sorting the front stuff out. It was not a good night's sleep! Headed home.

[@magicalmary2706]

Hi Tristan. One of my very favorite places in the US is Yellowstone. I didn’t know there were so many not-well-know places to see there. I absolutely love waterfalls! And I’m with you on the hot springs; just the fact that you had them all to yourself was worth it. My favorite piece was actually the very last waterfall. Would be great to be under that in the summertime when it’s warm.

[@mudhole1912]

Peanut Butter sandwich..... I agree with your method of food while traveling.... why waste time preparing food when you can enjoy a good Peanut Butter sandwich. I have found tortilla wraps coated in Peanut Butter work really well as they keep longer than bread and you don't have to worry about squishing it.

[@beachcomberkt]

Great video. I love the waterfalls...nature just goes with the flow. Also love the steamy springs, the serene solitude, great campsite and ingenious mouse trap. Thanks for making this video and sharing it. : )

[@SUVRVing]

Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for watching.

[@ytubechannel997]

Awesome video Tristan to start the year. Love these low-key adventures into the back country.

[@jimmym3352]

nice shot of you drinking tea standing in front of the lake. That's what I call peaceful solitude. My peanut butter sandwiches are usually for lunch when I'm hiking/camping. Dinner is usually turkey burger or chicken breast. Lately I just have turkey burger since it fits/travels better in the cooler since it's flat, and is easier to cook.

[@lizsteilkie]

Loved the adventuresome spirit too best waterfall was last!

[@eileenmcloughlin4778]

I loved seeing all of the waterfallls plus, you are like me, by the fact you like to check out new places that are off the beaten track. I REALLY enjoyed seeing the off the main track little hot springs! It is nice to be by yourself to see such sites. I have done that here in Michigan in our Huron National Forests. I rarely run into any hikers where I go. Thanks! I also enjoyed your "mouse" story and how got rid of him. Happy New Year to you!

[@sitiwrattz]

IDK if they sell it near you, it is sold here in Southern California, but you have to try the Knott's brand boisenberry Jelly. It will change your life. I can't eat Smuckers anymore now that I have had the Knott's brand.

[@ChandIer]

Happy New Year! I did a hike two summers ago in the Wind River Range. That area is so beautiful. I'd love to go back soon.

[@robinrutschman]

23:20 GREAT JOB catching the mouse. And you did not have to kill it! A true animal lover!

[@alineradventureswithsimons79]

Really gorgeous waterfalls and mountains and lakes. So pristine. I hope I can get out west some day and get to these places. Thanks Tristan and happy new year!

[@alineradventureswithsimons79]

PS your mileage may vary...😆 🤣 😂

[@SUVRVing]

I hope you are able to get out here too! Thanks for watching.

[@leafinwind99]

I noticed that you don't wear glasses anymore. Did you have lasik? I am considering to have lasik surgery. It really sucks to wear glasses on outdoor adventure.

[@billkipper3264]

I'm with you on the food prep. No need to get all elaborate like a good friend of mine. I actually like MRE's. They're hot, fast and easy. And if you get the right one's, pretty tasty.

[@blueboats7530]

Confirmation that I watch too much KZbin original content. As you walked back through the ford of the Snake River my immediate thought was "oh, he set up the camera behind him, now halfway across the river he has to turn around and get the camera, all for 3 sec. of footage"

[@Tom-Travels]

I don't understand why Nomads don't just use Tomcat brand rat and mice poison. I crush it, mix it with peanut butter, and I've wiped out hundreds of mice in my rental properties over the years. One feeding that they can't resist kills them within minutes. A regular mouse holocaust every time.

[@Michelle-dy6dw]

I found your channel after buying a Rav 4 and looking into camping in It. Perfect! I live in Idaho so it elate to your videos. Can't wait to try it out! Thanks

[@mikehuffman5460]

I think that I may have the answer to your food prep aversion ---- you should eat crunchy pb. The anticipation of superior deliciousness of that would lead you to the bodhisattva trailhead.

[@Kai77-24]

Love to rewatch this beautiful video. Still trying to make it out o Dodge! Do you think Creek Falls is hike-able? Looks fun.

[@doratiscareno5856]

I USE TO LOVE TO GO CAMPING AND WALKING AND HIKING NOT ANYMORE

[@stephenpowstinger733]

Me to. I pay someone to do my hiking now.

[@3generations393]

Happy New Year to you as well honey. My favorite part of this video is your photography. I am unable to hike these awe inspiring places you visit & am very thankful that you-take me along with you. PS. I have a fear of heights-least favorite part? Peering over the boulders edge into the water far below! 🤣😂 Kidding-loved it-😥really do fear heights. May God bless & keep us safe for our next journey 🙏💞💞

[@miketsangarakis7237]

My friend i have literally camped out in that exact spot you were in last may and i had a mouse crawl into my engine compartment which kept coming up to my windshield as he hitchhiked over 100 miles till he got off somewhere around lamar valley and lived happily ever after or so i presume. Was probably related to your mouse im sure! Lol its a small world even for mice! P.S fyi mice love peanut butter!

[@kimsargeant8126]

My favorite part was the gorgeous russets and yellows in the lowlands you crossed around the hot springs. Removal of mouse was clever.

[@laureldell7377]

Steel wool and peppermint tea bags help with mice. That or either park overnight at a Cracker Barrel. I hear that works for everyone. It looks like toxic waste.

[@SUVRVing]

Good to know! Thanks for watching.

[@mirageviral4875]

Sometimes mice and squirrels will enter the vehicle from under also and find their way in the cabin, or stay around the engine where they can gnaw on wires or soft parts. A mouse got into my car as I was sleeping once and I had to remove most of the stuff in the back to get it out and like Tristan I was a bit paranoid trying to sleep after that, thinking I was still hearing the little bugger. Fortunately , this did not happen again, and I've been "car-camping" one month a year for the last 20 years.

[@carmenharrell6268]

I am enjoying your videos. Chaco was the first video I saw and it inspired me to visit, it was fantastic. You did a wonderful job describing the area and I will continue to learn about Suv ring.

[@1020LAStep]

Surprisingly Claussen dill pickles go good with peanut butter sandwiches-not on them but as a side.

[@jenallday]

None of the sensationalized fear bait videos about the dangers of women traveling alone the KZbin algorithm tries to show me have made me second guess sleeping in my suv like this mouse story has! You handled it with much more grace and far last screaming than I will!

[@Homer2q]

I like the laid back style...and the mouse story. Lol. Seriously, I am so glad you had some time away without other people.

[@marilynthomson9564]

Absolutely love your videos! Can’t wait for the next.

[@AmericanWanderers]

A ranger told me that the blues and greens in those colorful springs are from people throwing coins and other trash into the springs for several hundred years, they originally may have been like those you see there. Copper and Nickel will give you blues and greens. We were at the Grassy Lake area a couple of years ago and the bug swarms were very thick around the dam area anyway. We went down a short trail near the dam. We camped at Shadow Mountain. I'll have to say that those falls are much more impressive than Cave Falls and the approach road is much much better. I'll have to rate that road into Bechlar as one of the worst washboards we have ever seen.

[@clintstinytrailerconversio5560]

One of my favorite presentations Tristan. Love the falls and the thermal wonders.