Made It To Cody, Wyoming

Above, Mitch and I at the Moab KOA.

 Mitch Geriminsky and I made it to Cody, Wyoming today.

We left New Mexico a couple of days earlier than planned as Mitch was getting sick from the elevation of New Mexico. As we had more time, we took our time driving to Wyoming. 

We stayed at KOA Kampgrounds for the most part, except for last night's stay at Eagle RV Park in Thermopolis, Wyoming. I was getting drowsy during the drive and decided to find an RV park at the next town we were coming to. It worked out just fine. They only charged $40 for the campsite. Today's drive was an easy 83-mile drive from Thermopolis to Cody. We got into town around 8:00 this morning. We had breakfast at Grannys Restaurant.

Before checking into the KOA in Cody, we went to the Buffalo Bill Center of the West and toured the Buffalo Bill and Firearms Museums. 

We may take in the nightly rodeo tonight. There's a free shuttle from the KOA to the rodeo.

Above, on the road in Arches National Park. Photo by Armand Vaquer.

Along the way, we stopped in Arches National Park in Utah. It was a nice park, but somewhat disappointing as most of the arches required hikes. They should have built them closer to the road.

Above, yours truly at Arches National Park Visitor Center. Photo by Mitch Geriminsky.

Above, Mitch at Flaming Gorge Resort. Photo by Armand Vaquer.

Above, Cody KOA. Photo by Armand Vaquer.