Lighting is powered by an on board generator. All the wastewater is collected in a huge collapsible tank which is pumped out each morning before they break camp. They then pack up and reach our next night s destination before the first riders arrive later in the day. Breakfast and dinner is to be served hot at camp each day except for the Wednesday lay over day in West Yellowstone. All meals this day are on our own.
Sack lunches are to be provided on all ride days at designated stops.
Catering is provided by Yellowstone Kelly based out of Billings. There are to be two breaks, one in the morning, halfway between breakfast and lunch and one in the afternoon halfway between lunch and the evening stop. Larry encouraged all riders to enjoy the trip, stop and take in the sights and have a good time. This was to be a relaxing event not a time trial event for the Tour de France. I did notice though, that there appeared to be a few racers in the group whom were there to see how quickly they could finish each day.