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What you didn’t notice before at Teton National Park |S6-E114|
EDITORIAL SUMMARY
This Season 6 episode follows Itchy Boots on a motorcycle ride around Teton National Park and the National Elk Refuge. Along the way, the focus shifts to geology and the Teton fault, with the landscape offered as something to examine as well as travel through.
About this film
Part of the “Ecuador to Alaska” season, this 15-minute instalment brings motorcycle travel together with a close look at the terrain around Teton National Park. Its geological thread is introduced as a prompt to notice the Teton fault in the landscape. The result is a journey episode shaped not only by where the ride goes, but by attention to the ground and landforms along the way.
The journey
The ride circles Teton National Park and the national Elk refuge, with geology providing the episode’s main point of interest. The Teton fault is the feature singled out for closer attention: the film invites viewers to consider how it can be noticed in the surrounding landscape. The supported route description stays at the level of riding around these two areas, so the journey is presented through its broad setting rather than a sequence of named stops. This is a travel episode with an observational focus, linking the motorcycle ride to the visible terrain.
What to expect
- Motorcycle riding around Teton National Park and the national Elk refuge.
- A geology-focused look at the Teton fault and its place in the landscape.
- A travel episode from Season 6, “Ecuador to Alaska,” with a reflective focus on what can be noticed along the ride.
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