We've found that it is a little early in the season for the National Parks the further up you go. We probably were about a week early for everything to be open at Glacier. The famous Going to the Sun Road was only partially open and what we saw was absolutely incredible. I want to come back later in the season sometime and see the rest of it because we heard that we missed the best part! Dustin read that to clear Logan Pass they have machinery that clears 4,000 tons per hour and it takes 10 weeks to do it. Crazy!
Lake McDonald in West Glacier NP
Logan Pass was closed on Going to the Sun Road, but we were able to bike further than we could drive. As you can see, it is incredible.
This is on the Trail of the Cedars hike. Look how clear the water is here.
We saw all of these mountain goats while we were driving on the east side of the park
Note the one on the right taking a little leak. I noticed that after I went back to look at the pic.
There were tons of beautiful lakes, streams, and waterfalls
Sunrift Gorge
We've resorted to sleeping in the car every now and then (actually the past 3 nights). Nothing better than free lodging! We're getting it down to a T and actually are quite comfortable now. This is Dustin's solution to street lights.
We're now in Calgary, Alberta and headed to Banff tomorrow. Banff is the one I've been anxiously awaiting, so hopefully we'll have some really great pictures of it!
P.S. We also added a Bison Video to our Bear Video post
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this blog has been highly entertaining for me here at work. ya'll look like your becoming pro's at this gig. can't wait to hear all about canada and the 1200 mile drive on the alcan! nell.. i think after this trip you should consider retiring that pink and gray hoodie- just a suggestion :)
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