Preparing for Yellowstone trip.

[choptop]

This time of year you need to be prepared for any kind of weather. It can be hot or cold, wet or dry. Having a trailer, you can take just about any and everything you can think of. Good idea of not volunteering to haul everyone's junk. I wouldn't either. I'll bet at some point you will be asked to carry something for someone. Have fun.

Thanks hiflyer, been told that especially were we are going, kinda learned that I wasn't in "Kansas anymore" on my first trip to Sturgis when I froze my arse of in August and saw hail and torrential downpours.

[choptop]

By the way, had a brain fart, it's not May 25th, it's June 25th, non the less, keep those hints coming.

[carpdm]

As stated earlier...bring layers to prep for all kinds of weather.
A good pair of comfortable and waterproof boots.
Rain gear
Sunscreen
Some good maps

Are you camping or hoteling?
What is your planned route through MN?

[choptop]

As stated earlier...bring layers to prep for all kinds of weather.
A good pair of comfortable and waterproof boots.
Rain gear
Sunscreen
Some good maps

Are you camping or hoteling?
What is your planned route through MN?

Leaving out of Eden Praire, 1st night in Gettysburg, 2 nights in Deadwood, 2 in Cody, 2 in West Yellowstone, head north to Montana, follow 94, threw N Dakota, w/stops/sights per trip planner, over 2 nights and get home, most to Minneapolis, me to Wi, Sat 4th.

[choptop]

@Les:

@choptop: According to the experience of my last trip, i would always take a tire repair kit with me. Saves you a lot of time and frustration. Really easy doing (even me with my two left hands would be able to do it).

Excellent idea and it has gone on my list !