On Mon, 28 May 2007 20:05:12 +0200, dpleaseSUDORE@gmail.com
(Marco) wrote:
>sally wrote:
>
>>
>> Depends which parks you want to visit. Some of the more popular parks are
>> accessible by public transit (Greyhound, Amtrak, local bus companies, and
>> shuttle systems within the parks). Public transit is somewhat disorganized,
>> however, so you should contact each park about availability.
>
>Actually I would like to see them all within the region betweeen
>colorado,utah,arizona and south california...(kinda mission
>impossible..)
>But just reading your words makes me thinking about renting a
>car..probably the easiest way to get around.I will save more money
>than!:-)
Car rental is the only way to go. It will allow you to enter some
of the parks the "back way". For instance, there is a highway,
CA-120, into Yosemite from the east side; a bus or any form of
public transit would require you to make a rather long journey
around the Sierra Nevada mountains to the west side of the park.
Using the eastern pass will also take you near some other
interesting things like Mono Lake and the nearby volcanic cinder
fields.
Also. Public transit will not take the most direct route from
park to park.
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