DON’T RV LIKE US | THIS WASN’T THE PLAN | RVING YELLOWSTONE NATIONAL PARK | ROAD TRIP S7 || Ep 148
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Hope you are ready for a long drive day! The floods in Yellowstone changed our original plan, because roads from Bear Tooth Pass down into Yellowstone were still closed, so we decided to drive all the way through Yellowstone in a day and take a brand new way in - the East entrance of the park.
Here is a challenge for you (and one for ourselves as well): Don’t take the same route to your destination every time. We are creatures of habit, and it is easy and safe to go the way we have gone before, the way we know. This trip into Yellowstone reminded us that we miss out when we play it safe and don’t try something new!
The drive was beautiful, we found a true hidden gem and got a full tour and history lesson along the way, and we got quite a show from the wildlife in Yellowstone National Park.
Our change in plans and full day of driving got us to our first come, first serve campground after dark. Not the best timing, Nickersons! This is why you always need a backup!
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For many years I've watched 8-10 very popular RV travel channels a week. I now only subscribe to two channels. They are both made by people you would like to live next door to. Each provide excellent adventures to enjoy and are BY FAR superior in their video quality. These are The Wynns and Finding Our Someday. It's a lot of work but the effort is much appreciated. Great Job Nickerson family!
We are honored to hold that position in you house! Thank you so much for joining us and being part of our journey over the years. It means so much to us!
Agreed
Lolz those are the two I watch as well! Though the Wynns are between boats right now..
Another good one is Keeping Your Daydream.
No, the driving scenes don’t get boring. A definite part of the charm of your channel is the interaction of your family! And I totally agree… Forward only!
So glad to hear! Thank you so much for your support and encouragement, Carman! Forward motion is always a good thing! 🙌
Ok guys I have absolutely NO IDEA why y’all don’t have a million subs. Yes drive days with you are just as much fun as destination days ! Loved it. Safe Travels Amigos ❤️
Thank you so much for your kind words and support!🙌
You really need to put a mic on the kids (especially Lilly, I think). They come with some great comments, but we are not always able to hear them.
We are working on trying to find a better audio situation for in the truck. The best option will hopefully be having a new truck soon that will have better sound proofing. Our truck is 7 years old at this point and it is loud when we are on the highway. The girls do have great input on things and Lily has such a quick wit so we do want you to hear what they have to say as we travel! Thank you so much for joining us and taking the time to comment!
Daylight Savings time - twice a year. You change your AC filters, change the batteries in your smoke detector and CO detector. Once a year you clean out your dryer vent (if you have a W/D) Fire is your biggest threat in an RV. Protect yourself.
We were in Yellowstone at the end of Sept. 2017. We were blessed to see every animal except Moose. We actually came upon a wolf pack chasing an Elk herd. They split out and took down a young elk, right in front of us. When I say in front, I mean with. 400 lens on my camera :). There were 20 wolves. It was like being in a National Geographic moment. But, we went out every morning early and every evening and drive the roads for hours. That’s the way we always do Yellowstone. Then we crash in the afternoon, or see the geological sites. Not many animals other than the billions of Buffalo/Bison are out in midday. Loved hearing the Elk bugle. My dog about twisted her head off at the sound. 😂. Thanks for the video. Beautiful.
The drive from Cody into Yellowstone is so beautiful!
We are big fans! Thank you so much for watching!
Absolutely, I did it on a motorcycle this year
@@FindingOurSomeday We're RVERS too, but not full time. Yellowstone is a favorite, we have driven in from every entrance. Be sure to do Beartooth and Chief Joseph scenic drives if you haven't already, absolutely one of the most spectacular drives ever.
We have been on this drive many times, this video made us homesick to do it again😢
That's so funny, I am a Auto Technician and I get cars all the time for AC problems that are cabin filter's clogged... 🤣😎
Totally makes sense now that I see what they can look like! 😳
No it’s not boring. I like the drive day stuff…I feels real.
I hope you went to the Cody museum while in Cody! They have so much stuff in there! For instance, The gun Dan Blocker used in Bonanza is there.. About everything you want to know about the Indians from that part of the country. Y'all be safe out there!!!
We haven't been yet. Thank you so much for the suggestion. It sounds great! Thanks for watching!
Stayed at Cody KOA and visited the Buffalo Bill museum there and the rodeo one night before heading in the east entrance. Have been in all entrances now except the Bear Tooth Highway!
Living near Yellowstone, once school starts things really settle down as far as the tourists go and the Park really empties out. The fall and winter are my favorite time to visit Yellowstone and I've been there hundreds of times.
When I was in Yellowstone several years ago I was camped at the Noris campground. One evening a pack of four wolves walked past me within 20 feet of where I was sitting. Wolves are really very big! That really made the entire trip GREAT!
Most people do not think about the cabin air filter until the air doesn't work. You are only human sir.
There is freedom in winging so happy for you. Way to go.
I think a calendar with 12 of your favorite places and beautiful photos would be awesome in 2023 just a thought.
Love this. Steaminess! Yes 🙌🏻
We were in Yellowstone 40 years ago this past June for a week. We came in the North East gate because we had been up to Custer's last stand from Rapid City where we lived at the time. Unfortunately we probable will never be back due to several reasons. Age, scattered family in Montana, New Mexico and health issues.
Beautiful photography. Thank you. Blessings
It was great watching your channel. Get to relive the Memories. Thank you for sharing
Our last time in Yellowstone was 2017 and yes we were blessed to see 4 wolves in the Lamar valley.
So cool to hear the elk sound. Nice job fitting your rig into small opening in traffic.
We are spending the summer in Yellowstone and you have got me even MORE excited! I’m going to have to look up all you trips there to make sure we hit all the good spots!
Always enjoy your videos. All your adventures. Your wonderful family love Yellowstone. Sending you positive energy. Safe travels on the road.
No way man!! Love the commentary and the views, keep it up, you guys do a great job on every video!!!!
One of my favorites!!!!
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I absolutely love Yellowstone. One of my favorite places
Always LOVE your videos! And I love the driving in the truck scenes! They never get old. U give such great advice and ideas and nee adventures. I only watch a few RUclips channels faithfully and I look forward to y’all every week! KYD is another favorite! Y’all r living my dream life! One day hopefully !!
New Subscriber. I am really enjoying your channel. I loved seeing the wild life and hearing the sounds.
Went to Yellowstone in May 2019. I agree, magnificent is the word for it. Great content.
I love your videos! You show so many awesome sites. I got my shirts and can’t wait for Christmas to wear and give to my husband for Christmas. Thanks guys. Safe travels.
Love Yellowstone. Been 3 times, done several hikes and there are some amazing boon docking spots south Yellowstone towards the Tetons
Too funny! We were there from the 10-15 and stayed at Rainbow point. We remembered seeing people in that parking lot on the way in! Looking forward to next week! Thanks for inspiring us! 😊
So amazing, and one of my most favorite, with RMNP a real close second. Been there several times…also in 2018 (20 years after the big burn - 1988) with my youngest daughter. Noticed many of the places stopped and took pictures…always like a trip down memory lane…except no RV, got hotel rooms for dad and 20 y/o daughter. Taking the same photos of continental divide, and the Lilly pads covering the entire ponds on the road side - anyway it’s beautiful. Y’all do a fantastic job, and love it. Just started heading out my self in 2020 310GK to see THE COUNTRY SIDE. YNP is some ofGod’s country,, pictures are hard to give real justice to the beauty God has put in front of us to see.
I'm so jealous. We went to Yellowstone in May the day the south entrance opened. It was snowing and soooo cloudy. We only had two days and missed so much I wanted to see.
We are full time also and often don't make reservations, but we do what we can to enjoy the journey. We enjoy your videos.
Love watching Corey just talk talk and talk
Keep the videos coming, you put smile on my face every time
Corey keep being you love your videos
The cabin filter in my I change out once year at the same time I do the engine air filter
Yellowstone is on our 2023 travel list. I can't wait!!
The scenic drives are incredibly informative Corey. You driving and doing a lot of the narrative with Jess working the cam and also commenting makes for what I think are truly professional videos. The cut ins from previous vids plus the editing style are what I think makes you pros. I had a 1 day, 2 nite stay yrs ago bc I was just passing thru going home from a Kalispel Mt bike rally and didn't have time to see much. You are always including things that are must sees where ever you travel. I have a multitude of questions for y'all but I think I will reserve those for a pm on your IG.
I love you guys' videos, however this one was really super special. I loved it. I loved the driving scenes and the music you paired with it was fantastic. Really set the a good vibe. Then to hear and see your passion and excitement just pour out.....that is the cherry on top !!! Thank you so much for sharing.
This is very nice to read, thank you, Kim 😊 I was worried it would be to much driver seat talk! Have a great day!
Bakers whole campground outside of West Yellowstone is definitely one of my favorites I’ve stay there three or four different times. And it’s first come first serve which is a very big plus.
Oh this makes me want to hop in the RV and go back to Yellowstone...and Glacier. Have been to both several times and I never gets old. Thanks
Yellowstone is a magical place, I went there in 2016. I was fortunate to stay at Old Faithful and Canyon Lodge and saw many of the top sights over 5 days including Grand Prismatic. It was a beautiful day and I saw the colors from the boardwalk. The overlook view was closed that summer.
All of your videos are wonderful, and, so I started watching at 5:00 pm and I just had to go and check my cabin Air Filter. Not as easy to get to as the engine air filter, but the last service I had they said they changed both and I checked (yes I'm slightly OCD) and the engine air filter was filthy. So after just checking the Cabin air Filter I found it to be new and clean. Thank you for reminding me.
Absolutely 💯 agree with you about taking the time to stop and get the best out of your location. It Took me 18 years to go round the eastern half of Australian. Even so I never got to see if all
OMGosh Cory! you and those flip flops🤣
“Steamieness”. Can’t wait to use that in January when I’m in Yellowstone. I’ve only been there in the winter and the colors are extremely vivid with the white background.
You nailed it!
We’ve had smoke here in Central PA from fires out West.
pro tip: put a dryer sheet on your CAF. Your AC will always smell like fresh laundry!
Those are the BEST years, right before your children leave the nest. As I was thinking that, you mentioned your future grandchildren. 🥰 That will be fun. We still have one child at home, our daughter has married and moved out and blessed us with two grandsons. ♥️♥️ Enjoy your journey! And thanks for sharing.
We are cherishing every moment of these last years with the girls and look forward to what the future holds...especially grandchildren to spoil and travel with!
We were there about the same time this year… smoke was crazy!
We were in Cody right after the floods this summer. Yellowstone opened the morning we had to leave. Got into Yellowstone for just a couple of hours. The debris that washed down to the Cody dam was unbelievable.
Absolutely love it when my home state of Co. And Wy. have what we refer to as "An Indian Summer" an extension of summer in other words which by no means we get every year it's a real treat. Whereas you get that warm 70s weather even in the mountains that last all the way to the end of September up to and into the 2nd week of October. Thanks for the beautiful scenery guys. I felt so sad for that elk calling for a mate that seemed to be nowhere to be found.Yeah I've heard the word bison.But we've always called them Buffalo where I come from! You really have to do some off the beaten path mountain hiking to see wolves usually that is. Another great vlog. Thank you so much for sharing. And as always safe and happy travels ✌️🥰 p.s. Buffalo bills Lodge and when he was talking about the menu. A nice thick buffalo steak omg it is the sweetest juiciest most tender steak you'll ever eat in your life. I'm not talking about if you go to a drive-through restaurant and they have Buffalo Burger on the menu yeah not the same thing 😂
The joy and love your videos bring stay with me. Thank you Nickersons!!
What a wonderful comment to find on here, Gino! We are so grateful to have you along with us. Thank you for your constant support and encouragement! 🙏
Not boring even a little bit. This is real RV life and I’m always so incredibly curious about how others travel, how they make decisions as they make their way and what sights entice them to pull-over. I think I finally got the message re: not trying to cram too much into a short visit. I’m going west in the Spring for 2.5 weeks and my list of things to do/see really is impossibly long. I’ve been struggling to cull sights to make it easier. I think, since I have the list and a sense of where things are located, Im just gonna wing it. Stop where I want to as I want to and have time, given overnight locations. No matter what, it’ll be an awesome trip. Your encouragement makes me so excited I can hardly keep from jumping up and down!! 😁😁
We were at Cody/Yellowstone late May, early June. It's cool to see it at a different time of the year. We didn't see elk, but I did get a glimpse of a wolf running into the woods just north of Old Faithful area.
Bear tooth pass has 10 feet plus snow banks now!
I soooo wanted to see you take that rig over the beartooth pass!! I'm sure you would have enjoyed the Chief Joseph Highway drive. Plenty to see and do in the area, even when the NE entrance is closed.
Awesome Mr. Sandalman, amazing, beautiful, magical and I'm putting in " Steammeeeness" Yellowstone is. I love that you guys having unplan plan is a adventure it self. Jess your a great copilot, A soon to be newbie you guys have so much knowledge. I truly Appreciate it. looking forward for your next video. Stay safe.
We stayed at Big Pine Campground in Custer and it was great. Easy in and out and decent size sites.
Plus, it's central to everything in the Black Hills.
You're right outside Custer State Park too.
Great video! Our son is a fishing guide on Yellowstone Lake! We love visiting him as often as we can! He has worked for the park for over 10 years! We looked at a lot across from The Smith Mansion in Wapiti, beautiful area!
Summer of 2021 we camped at Bakers Hole… if you have a national park pass , they will give you a great discount!! Also fill up with water 1st because they don’t have water to the site.
What a great place!!!!
These days I don't get to travel much, but when I do the only really limiting factor for me is how much time I have. I try hard to plan "circle" routes over "there and back again" routes, even tho retracing your route home from the opposite direction can be just as fun and interesting as the route out was. I also try to revisit favorite places as well as seek out new places. I've lived in the Great Pacific Northwest since 1976, have explored it extensively, and to this day still feel like I have barely scratched the surface of what this area offers. How anyone could become "bored" with exploring anywhere on our mothership Earth is beyond my ability to even begin to conceptualize...
The campground at Buffalo Bill State Park Lake Shore CG is pretty nice. Quiet even for being right off the highway. No sewer or water but a few have 50A. Great views, easy pull off sites. It's just a couple minutes past the tunnels you went through.
We zip tie an ultrasonic anti rodent battery operated device in the engine compartment of our truck since we found a mouse (dead) in there a couple years ago. so far so good.😉 Sorry you missed the visitor center at the Cody Dam, it's really worth a stop, but yep, easy to pass towing from that direction.👍Thanks for another fun video!!
Don't feel bad about not seeing a wolf. I've been to Yellowstone more times than I can remember (live fairly close) and I've never seen a wolf. My sister goes to Yellowstone twice in her life, and she sees one the second time. WTH? I love that you like to call the bison "buffalo". Yes! It's so much more fun to say. I say it "boofalo". I like to say it because an Argentinian exchange student who lived with neighbors was so excited to be in the US and see the "boofalos" she grew up watching in the John Wayne westerns. So for me, they are always boofalos!
Isn't that always the way! I'm at least glad that your sister got to see them! Maybe we will have our day SOMEDAY? 😂 And I love that you call them boofalos! That is a riot! Thank so much for watching and taking the time to comment! 🙏
Nice on Nichersons, here in New Zealand we have a similar place in Rotorua , called " Hells Gate " not as big as yellow stone but lots of boiling mud, and Sulphur smells, as you know we are a young country so have 2 active volcanos and lots of dormant ones
Great video. Yellowstone is amazing. Things a dad should not say, ‘the girls are off taking steamy pictures’.
Unbelievable. Did you hear me say, "that didn't sound right" in the background to him after he said that about our daughters? 😂 - Jess
We were rving in 2019. We saw a white wolf outside the town west Yellowstone. It was on a forest service road
I agree on the "buffalo"!
Your family interactions and your what nots are what keep you real.
Love your videos.
Safe travels and good health.
So good to hear! Thanks for joining us!
As always, beautiful photography. Always wondered about Laila and if she didn't like being on camera as much so appreciate the acknowledgment of that. Please tell her I totally understand that and glad you grant her that. Love ya all.
Our hoodies and hats came in and we can't describe how much we love them, love yall 3000!
Funny on te cabin air filter, just changed my wife’s on her 4Runner, only two years old and looked almost the same. We do a lot of overlanding and obviously had some mouse problems 😂😳
The key to Lamar Valley and Hayden Valleys in my experience is you have to be there at the right time (y'all are there at my absolute favorite time of year, early to mid September - elk rut time), and in the right place. A spotting scope and good binoculars is basically a necessity as well since so much of the action happens on the opposite side of the valley from the highway. We've had tremendous luck setting up on high ground at or near one of the pullouts a little before sunset and just glassing across the valleys. Look for the pullouts with people using tripods and spotting scopes, those folks are the ones who will clue you in on where the coolest stuff is (Grizzlies and Wolves), help you spot it, or share their scopes. On our trips, we relish the opportunity to let total strangers peer through our scopes to see the wildlife. The BEST way to finish out a Yellowstone day is with the other wildlife watchers calling out their spots to those around them. It's a wonderful display of ad hoc friendship where we've met people from the other side of the world and found a common language in the magic of watching Yellowstone's creatures. There's no guarantees that you'll see wolves, I've only seen them a couple times across half a dozen trips over my lifetime, but you're almost certain to see something awesome.
My filter wasn’t that bad,but next time take a piece of cardboard and slide it under the filter before you take it out. If a leaf falls into the blower I promise you it will drive you crazy and it’s not fun to get out. I usually take the box for the new filter and cut a piece to fit under the old one before I pull it out.
There is a visitor center inside Yellowstone dedicated to the fires and firemen. Really interesting and informative
When the sunlight is just right and the steam takes on the colors of Grand Prismatic, that’s natures magic show
Lol oh my! So many ‘mental notes’ lol
I have learned to change my car filter every 6 months. Well it depends how much you drive and where you live. It can get bad. Yellowstone is my favorite spot to visit every year. I am visiting in September next year, so it's going to be interesting.
Thanks for the video. I have been to Yellowstone 4x. In 2021 and we entered the same entrance you did, drove to West Yellowstone to camp. We really enjoyed the town of West Yellowstone. We got BBQ and there is a wonderful quilt shop there.
There are so many wonderful parts of Yellowstone! All of them are so different and diverse! So glad you have been able to experience it multiple times!
O and by the west the north entrance to the park is open now they have the roads rebuilt... You can also go from Cody to the park via bear tooth highway
I saw a wolf coming out of the South entrance of Yellowstone it jumped across the road in front of my Dodge Durango cleared the whole Road it was black scared the pants off of me and my wife didn't see it because she was on her phone. Now I try to run my go pro when going down the road. The wolf was as long as the Durango was wide. Awesome sight to see.
Shirts came in yesterday. Love them. Can’t wait to meet you guys one day on the road. Your family is awesome.
Awesome! So glad you got them and like them! Thank you so much for ordering and sharing our message that It's Better Outside!
i agree about elk. Their call is magical.
Such an amazing thing to hear unclose and personal!
Recently changed cabin air filter in my Toyota and similar to yours. Apparently a mouse had been there because it was even worse than yours. Same thing, car is 11 years old and I had never thought to change it until earlier this fall.
My husband and I made a deal early in our marriage. If we saw something we wanted to do or look at but drove passed it. We would always turn around and back track to see it because you only live once.
I do like Yellowstone although there are things I don't like about it. The distance between things to see is considerable compared to other national parks, plus the traffic is bad and parking is very limited. Last time I was there I stayed in a motorhome at the lake, we came in from Tetons and left through West Yellowstone but we did tour most of the park over nearly a week back in 96, we rented a car for the time we were there. Driving the motorhome everywhere was a bad option with how narrow a lot of the roads were back then although they were working on a new main road through the park so it might be better now but I doubt it is better everywhere.
We must have just missed you! We were in Teton over Labor Day and spent a week in Yellowstone after that! An amazing place - we loved it. We stayed at Fishing Bridge (reservations made a year in advance!!) Loved it and loved seeing it through your eyes!
Such a great time of year to be in that side of the country! We have never stayed at Fishing Bridge (for that exact reason) but may be SOMEDAY! 😉Thanks so much for watching and taking the time to comment!
I have a cherished photo of my grandfather meeting Buffalo Bill along with some other winners of a contest he was part of. The album I have is filled with his published poems, writings and many other contest he won. I also have a photo album of a trip he took to Yosemite in 1914 with the Yosemite Hiking Club.
That is incredible! It must be fascinating to look through his photos and read his writings and poetry! Thank you so much for sharing your grandfather's story! Just amazing!
East entrance is my favorite
I have to agree with Jeff Thompson! Quite a lot of my subscribed channels are getting cut for the same reasons. I’m just starting out in the RV world and there is a lot of knowledge I need to obtain.
The east entrance to Yellowstone is my favorite ride. A grand entrance. The first time I left Cody, drove between the mountains and saw the tunnels, it brought tears to my eyes. It was so beautiful.
I was in Gardiner when you were there. Camped at Bakers Hole middle of September must have just missed you. Stay safe and have fun.
Such an incredible drive! Those tunnels just blew us away! We are excited to go back and do that drive again! We also love the Mammoth side and Gardner is such a cute town! We seriously might have driving through while you were there! Such a small world! Thank you so much for watching!
Take the hi-road (hwy 2) across the country 👍
elk are amazing. especially in the fall. Jasper national park have them near the town. saw a 12-point bull one time & a 11 point in the next clearing
We get to see them at the ranch in Wyoming and saw so many in Rocky Mountain National park this summer! They are amazing! I don't think we saw any when we were in Jasper on our way up to Alaska, but we are hoping to make that trip again SOMEDAY so that gives us something to look forward to! 🙌 Thanks so much for watching and taking the time to comment!
Nope you win most dirty air filter so far 😂. Do love your Yellowstone vids!
So I have a 2020 Duramax, I change my fuel filter when I change my oil (every 5k) I change my cabin filter every 3 oil changes. With the amount of travel you do and how you depend on that truck you should just keep filters around. Love Yellowstone, we camped outside the park as well when we were there two summers ago. This summer were planning over a month trip to Olympic, Crater Lake, Redwood Ntl, Yosemite, Hoover Dam, Grand Canyon, any anything else we see on the way. This will be the longest trip for us so far. I would love to see you do a video on planning a long RV trip and what you need, how to stay and so on....
You should replace your cabin air filter every year. On a GM truck it on!h takes about 5 minutes to do it. Most vehicles it is easy and you can find a video on RUclips to help you. Getting the filters on Rock Auto can also save you a bunch of money. And while you are at it check and replace your windshield wipers, they probably need it.
Awesome scenery; cool wildlife. The flashbacks were cool, too. The girls were much younger.
I am from PA, in rut season at the Elk County Visitor Center; we got see a large herd of elk on a tour from the visitors center. We actually saw male elk fighting for access to the females and heard the bellowing. It was truly unbelievable. That is in Benezette, PA.
It is unreal to look back at past episodes and see just how much the girls have changed over the years. We just hit 5 years on the road and we are so grateful for each experience that we have had along the way and how this journey has impacted our girls! Seeing the male elk fighting must have been unreal! Thanks so much for sharing and joining us on our journey!
you were talking about the smoke you were dealing with It was coming from Salmon ID, It was the largest fire in the US It burned 130,000 acres. I live here in Northern Idaho. Sorry you couldn't make the trip over the bear tooth pass. Maybe next year. You wont regret it. But be prepared for climbing high altitudes and great scenery. It take you back into the park to Mammoth. Enjoy. Really enjoy your videos