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I know this is a reply to a very old request but we camped at Upper Teton View in September this year and it was absolutely one of my favorite boondocking spots. The road in is very tight and if you encounter another rig on the way up someone will have to back up. It's less than 1/2 a mile of the tight road. The views are nothing short of spectacular. If you want to be right on the edge where the best views are you will have company close by but we enjoyed it. We made many friends and had community campfires each night. There is room to spread out if you don't want to be as close to others but you won't get the great views.

My husband and I will be traveling into and out of Canada a number of times over the next couple of years (we are US citizens). Because we are full time this is our home and we have considerably more alcohol than we are allowed to take over the border duty free. Does anyone have any experience with this or know what kind of tax or duty they will impose on excess liquor? Or do we need to just try to get rid of it before crossing the border? Thanks for any help!