The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-26
WHERE Shall / 5PENO MY VACATION }.

the boundary lme between the two
states, a short distance west Of Wyo-
ming The coaching trip from Monida
through the park and out by Gardiner,
10 the Northern Pacific, or back %
1Ionida. occupies about a week. The
coaching line is under government SUI
DerVisiOn. stops over night are made
at I've modern hotels. The Fountain.
old Faithful, The Lake The Canyon
and The Mammoth. AT Norris and
Thumb are lunch stations
1T takes a day 10 so FROM Monde 60
Grayling, at the entrance of the pass
The following IS The itinerary:
Six Days OF Paradise.
First Day. M0uida 10 Grayling Inn
Rocky mountains. Centennial valley
Red Rock lakes. Alaska basin, Red
Rock pass, SaWteu peak, Teton pass
the Peaks of The Tetoas, the nlst
glimpse OF the park. Crawling Inn.
Yellowstone sunset. Second Day Gray
ling Inn 90 COMMUNICATIONS Tree
park Madison canyon and river tlre
Hole river and FANS, the Fountain hotel.
Lower GeyseT BASIN the Fountain gey-
ser, the Mammoth paint pots. the Great
Fountain geyser, Fire Hole spring,
Buffalo spring. Mushroom spring black
ana cinnamon bears. the geysers I'D
the moonlight. Third Day, Fountain
10 old Faithful Inu-PTismatic lake. the
geysers Excelsior Riverside, GrOttO,
ObI0lg. Giant. Castle, Beehive, the ia
NOUS Old Faithful and many others,
Biscuit basin. Morning Glory spring,
Sunlight lake, Emerald pool Black
Sand basin. Specimen lake and the
punch bowls Fourth Day. old Faithful
Inn TO I.ake-Glimpses of the geysersi
Keprier's cascades, Lone Star geyser
5h0shoue lake and the Tet0ns, paint
uoLa-at Yellowstone lake, Hot Springs
fishing cone. the great Yellowstone
lake. the Sleeping Giant, Mount Sheri-
dam, Yellowstone mountains and the
Lake hotel: and the convenient fishing
excursions ON Yellowstone lake Fifth
Day Lake 10 Canyon-The Yellowstone
river Hayden valley. the Mud geysers,
sulphur mountains, Upper Falls and
rapids. Grand canyon and falls Of the
Yellowstone, Point Lookout, Grand
View, Castle ruins, Inspiration point,
Mount Washburn. Canyon hotel Sixth
Day Canyon to Gardiner or Grayllng
Inu-Eirgilia cascades. Norris Geyser
basin. Obsidian. cliffs, ApOllinaris
springs, Electric peak, the Golden Gate,
Silver Gate and the HoOdOG's, Nam
moth Hot Springs, Liberty cap, Fort
Yellowstone. Gardiner canyon, Eagle
Nest rock to railroad at Gardiner, or,
divergiHg at Norris Geyser basin; Glib
bon canyon and falls. Madison canyon
and river. Grayling Inn.
Hints For the Tourists.
Visitors 10 the park are reminded
that its elevations vary, and that
changes in the temperature are not I'M
common. The evenings and mornings
are always cool but at midday it is
often quite warm.
Aboard the coach. and i'm the shade
of the hotel verandas. wraps viii be
found comfortable.
The suggestion is made that ladies'
provide themselves with a sailor and
felt hat gauze wells, macintosh,
linen buster, a heavy wrap, bicycle
cor DENIM suit, gloves and heavy
shoes.
Gentlemen viii ind last winters
suit. soft hat macintosh, linen dus-
ter, q medium oVercOat, kuickerbOck-
ers, walking shoes, and a safety razor
handy % have along.
Umbrellas are not bad among the
geysers. A park guide book.
& popular way OF doing the park is
by taking a private rig and camping
outfit Guides can be procured easily
and the tourists can take their time
making the trip, stopping where their
fancy dictates. The scenery in the park
has the reputation of being the finest
in the world, and for a fortnights out
ing, a visit TO Yellowstone and the IA
NOUS geysers would be par excellence
I'D the line of summer tours.
What Eddie FOy Knows.
Last Sunday the New York Herald
devoted a page to interviews with
prominent Gothamites on what Is
NY Ideal NacauOn2'
Here is the recipe proposed by the
comedian, Eddie Foy: Go out to Salt
Lake City and take a train north for
the best hunting ground in America.
You can take a slow train and get
or wherever il suits you, but there is
plenty of game. If you don't know the
country get a guide and a good pack
outfit, and YOU VIII have more fun fish
ing and hunting than you ever had be
fore In your life. There is more fresh
air TO the acre or square mile than in
any other place in the world and you
viii have an appetite that viii make
you eat the pack horse if you don't
run across antelope and elk There is
plenty of other game, too. Bears? Oh,
yes Did I ever Kill a bear? Just
slathers of 'em. I've told them all
about IL here i'm Broadway