The only way there is over the mountains.
Going through Logan Canyon.
Awesome colors.
I think the altitude is affecting them.
We spot this hawk looking for a meal.
The crown jewel is Bear Lake, a large scenic lake often called "Caribbean of the Rockies" for its intense
turquoise blue water. As visitors catch their first glimpse of the lake, they marvel at its color and wonder
what makes the lake so blue. Sitting on one of its many white, sandy beaches, you can imagine yourself on
your own little island.
They finaly let me get in a picture.
Sue was always holding us up. We won't tell you why.
Look how blue that water is. Length: 20 miles,Width: 8 miles and has a depth of 208 feet.
Oh no they found horses !
Prilly wants to take this one home.
Last shot of the pretty blue water.
That's not a moose.
Did you know that they put a llama in with the sheep to protect them?
We love these little towns.
Look like the Tetons peeking at us.
We pass through Afton just before we got to Jackson.
Tomorrow, Grand Teton National Park.