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Snowmobile useage in Yellowstone National Park
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This contentious issue has been in the news again recently with the US Govt's plans to allow up to 540 snowmobiles daily into the Park having been rejected by a US Federal Judge, see
this
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I've been to Yellowstone in Winter twice, and it really is a magical place during that season. I can well understand the attraction of a Snowmobile trip into the park, but I have to say that even with the modern 4 stroke snowmobiles which they now use, you can still hear a snowmobile tour group approaching from quite a distance. On both occasions I visited I stayed in accomodation within the park for a couple of days, and was able to make use of the extensive network of Cross-Country ski trails, which to my mind is a better way to experience the magnificent wilderness and wildlife there.
Obviously
A snowHead
isn't a real person
Obviously
A snowHead
isn't a real person
When I was there back in 1987 there was around 2000 snowmobiles a day in the Park . They were talking about reductions even back then !!
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Well, the person's real but it's just a made up name, see?
Alastair Pink
, I have sympathy for the people who are trying to limit things. But as someone who used to own a snowmobile in Canada - it is a cracking way to explore backcountry. I loved it.
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