South East Utah planning

[Ooshkaboo]

Originally Posted by DT6

We live in Oregon and have taken our T-Mobile WiFi tower with us. Right now we are in Bakersfield, CA staying overnight at a local Casino and the T-Mobile WiFi tower is working great!

It's like taking your home WiFi with you, because - you are taking it with you! We love this thing and it works very well both at home running a bunch of WiFi enabled gear (phones, tablets, computers, appliances, alarms, etc.) and on the road with just our phones and laptops.

I just read an article about T-Mobile and Elon Musk signing a deal to have Starlink satellites used to prevent dead spots while texting. The services will be rolled out in phases, interesting times.

[Mike G]

Originally Posted by Shudbesailing

Is the elevation too high to visit later in March?

I was in Arches NP and Moab around March 20 last year. Decent camping weather, although lows were in the mid 20s F. The furnace ran almost non-stop toward morning. Some places in Utah are at considerably higher elevation than Moab, though, which means they're colder and might have snow yet.

[Lorraine Pittsburgh]

Re: National Parks- As beautiful as Glacier National Park is we didn't enjoy the highway line ups or the line up to get into the parking lot the last time we were there. So we passed it by last summer and just stopped in the small town of East Glacier Park, MT for some fry bread at the Burger Box, then took a stroll along a roadside river. Those were a couple highlights of our whole trip.




I stopped at the Burger Box for the fry bread last summer too - around the second week in August. Your pic took me back there immediately. Thanks for the memory!

[iamunique127]

Lorraine:

That was some darn good frybread.