The Tesla road trip (part two)

The rest of the trip went smoothly and was even easier than the day before because we had enough charge to cover the distance between Great Falls, Idaho and Jackson Hole, Wyoming. 

We even extended our route near Rexburg as well as crossing the small towns of Tetonia, Driggs and Victor and concluding our journey by climbing the Teton Pass which culminates at 8,431 feet, dominates the valley of Jackson and separates Idaho from Wyoming. 

The Tesla charger at the Whole Food parking lot in Jackson was so fast that we barely had time to run a few errands when the battery was already charged! Our time in Jackson went very well, with the resort not yet full of tourists ready to visit nearby Teton and Yellowstone National Parks, the beautiful weather and the views remain still both unique and spectacular.

On the way back, I was a little bit worried about the possibility of returning to Park City by the most direct route possible and having enough range by using Tesla stations only, but everything worked perfectly well and we returned fully reassured about the usability of our car and satisfied after enjoying a picturesque drive in great comfort and without the slightest problem. (To be continued)