7/31/1998: Snake R., Jackson Dam tailwaters to US-191/Moran Jn

	With: Roger Corbett, Richard Wells, Bob Whiting, Bing Garthright, Brent Smith, Tina Shriver, Jim Barton, Travis Barton, David Vezzetti, Dorothy Vezzetti, John Olden, Hendrik van Oss, Bobbi Spitzberg
	The group split up. Some wanted to run the big waves of Alpine Canyon of the Snake, but I went with Roger and part of the group to run two mellower stretches of the Snake. We had to stop at the Grand Teton National Park visitors' center to pick up permits on the way to the river. After the little canyon run we loaded up and drove to a put-in in the tailwaters of the Jackson Lake Dam. The river ran through a series of oxbows through a wildlife refuge until we took out at Moran Junction. From the takeout I drove through Yellowstone and along the Gallatin River (Misouri trib) to the Storm Castle public river acces, where I spent the night. 275 miles

	1. The little Snake River gorge between Yellowstone and Flagg Ranch

	2. The little Snake River gorge between Yellowstone and Flagg Ranch

	3. Roger Corbett on the little Snake River gorge

	4. Bob Whiting on the little Snake River gorge

	5. Sylvia Jones on the little Snake River gorge

	6. Bob Whiting on the little Snake River gorge

	7. Sylvia Jones on the little Snake River gorge

	8. A pelican above the Snake River below Jackson Lake Dam

	9. Roger Corbett on the Snake River below Jackson Lake Dam

	10. The Snake River below Jackson Lake Dam, and the Grand Teton Mountains

	11. The Snake River below Jackson Lake Dam, and the Grand Teton Mountains

	12. Yellowstone NP: Moose Falls of Crawfish Creek (Lewis River/Snake River trib)

	13. Yellowstone NP: US-191 bridge over Crawfish Creek

	14. Yellowstone NP: Moose Falls of Crawfish Creek (Lewis River/Snake River trib)

	15. Yellowstone NP: Moose Falls of Crawfish Creek (Lewis River/Snake River trib)

	16. Isa Lake right at the Continental Divide, draining in both directions

	17. Isa Lake is believed to be the only lake in the world that drains into two separate oceans, the Atlantic (Gulf of Mexico) and the Pacific (Columbia Estuary).

	18. Isa Lake feeds both the Firehole/Madison/Missouri/Mississippi and the Lewis/Snake/Columbia systems

	19. Yellowstone NP: the Kepler Cascades of the Firehole River

	20. Yellowstone NP: the Kepler Cascades of the Firehole River

	21. Yellowstone NP: the Kepler Cascades of the Firehole River