u/neoshinok

Has anyone seen a fan made playlist of Adam's walk and talk videos? Those are my favorite, when he's just kind of rambling sharing his thoughts or talking about his earlier years.

My gf and I are taking our 2nd trip to the park in late September. We visited the same time of year in 2024 and saw most of the popular common areas along the north and south loop.

We'll have five days and would like to take some of the best hikes that aren't intensly strenuous. Our longest hike last time was to Fairly Falls. We also visited Grand Teton but only did one hike up to Inspiration Point.

These are some of the sights and trails I've researched so far that look intriguing:

Dunraven Pass to Mt Washburn

Bunsen Peak

Lone Star geyser

Mystic falls trail

Any thoughts on these and additional suggestions are much appreciated!

I just spotted a possum limping badly, probably hit by a car. I'd rather it didn't need to suffer for however long