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- Опубликовано: 6 сен 2024
- We’re so excited to finally share our FAVORITE NATIONAL PARK of our 2019 travels!
Check out part one of our adventures in Glacier National Park!
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After Moab, Utah, we started working our way North to one of our primary targets for the summer of 2019: Glacier National Park!
Glacier National Park is definitely our favorite location of 2019 and maybe our favorite in all of our travels so far! Okay.. Maybe Maine and Acadia National Park is a tie or close second place.
In our travels between Moab and Glacier, we did make a couple of stops along the way.
- Idaho -
First off, we had no idea Idaho is such a beautiful state! We were impressed!
Our first Idaho stop was in Twin Falls, where we explored Shoshone Falls and Dierks Lake. Shoshone is known as the “Niaga of the West”. To us, it was an amazing waterfall, but nowhere near the grandeur of Niagra. Perhaps it has more water over it at different times of the year. Still impressive nonetheless!
We cut our visit to the Twin Falls area a bit short and took a detour to Boise to attend the CVMA (Combat Veterans Motorcycle Association) National Meeting and get patched in as a full member! Meetings and music and beer! 🍺
After that detour, we headed up to a small town called Grangeville. We stayed at Bear Den RV, just outside the small town. Our stay there happened to fall over Independence Day, which was perfect as we got to head into town ad see the local parade.
While we were there, we also took Lucile out for a little exploring. We headed north on state road 13 to state road 14, which took us along a river along some taller mountains and some very awesome scenery! Add yet another beautiful ride to our list!
Idaho, we will be back!
- West Glacier -
The route to our RV Park was a bit nerve-wracking. When planning the route to our destination, we used google street view to get a feel for the route from the main road to the park. (see our planning and GPS video for more info: • RV Trip Planning | RV ... ) That route (the ONLY route) had a train overpass that was very clearly marked 13'6″! Our RV is….. 13'6″! So, we approached this juncture with a bit of anxiety as we were not completely sure we were going to fit. However, we made it through without tearing anything off the roof with a bit less than an inch to spare!
We stayed at West Glacier RV Park and Cabins (www.glacierparkcollection.com/lodging/west-glacier-rv-park-cabins/). It was a brand new park, having only opened a couple of weeks before our arrival, and was very nice! Extremely large sites and walking distance to West Glacier Villiage. At only 0.7 miles to the park entrance, this place is a winner!
- Glacier National Park -
Our first couple of trips into the park were just along Lake McDonald, then another visit to Apgar Villiage just inside the park entrance. What a beautiful park!
On the next clear day, we got Lucile out and headed to Logan Pass! HO-LEE-COW! Neither the words on this page nor the video above can even come close to doing this justice! It was absolutely INCREDIBLE!
Heading up Going-To-The-Sun road, there's a hairpin turn, then climb, climb, climb. About 3500 feet up the mountain. Every turn brings yet another spectacular view!
We stopped at the pass for a break, then headed back down to see everything again from the other angle. WOW!
We had so much to see there, we had to split this into a two-parter. So, stay tuned for part two!
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Wow! Beautiful country and amazing video. Love you guys and your videos are the bomb!
Loved the bear discussion from this video. I was riding with a friend on the Skyline Drive in late May/June. We saw at least 4 bears during this trip. One became angry as we passed and stood up along the side of the road. Thank you guys for posting all of your adventures.
Glacier is one of our favorites and you showed it very well! Love your videos and thank you for your service.
Hi folks, loved the video. I have been to Glacier 15 times and think of it as my favorite place of all. I'm glad you had a good trip and your puppy is too cute for words!
Loved that video! Took a trip there about 15 years ago and watching your video brought back some fond memories. Seeing photos or watching video of Glacier does not fully capture the immensity of that place when you are there in person. We need to go back.
What a fantastic video! Your ride on the going to the sun hwy was so uplifting I watched it twice!
Great video! Thank you for sharing. It’s on our list of places to go, and love the information you provide. Looking forward to Part Two.
Thank you for a great video. I love Glacier NP. Congrats on getting patched in. Semper Fi.
Awesome video guys! I bet it was an amazing time!! Stay safe and happy!!💞
Awesome video! We loved Glacier! I did drive my Ram 2500 through the park and my wife was nervous all the way through going east, but west wasn’t as bad because you’re mostly not on the edge of the steep drop-offs. Safe travels!
Fantastic video! You guys do a great job - Thank You. I really like the way you pause video for the signs - SO helpful! Looking forward to part two.
Also Chad thank you for your service to our country it’s people like you and have a lot of people like me to enjoy my country and freedom
Great video, we can't wait to take our kids to Glacier national park someday. My all-time favorite ride is from Lewiston ID to Missoula MT. It's 218 miles and takes around 4-5 hours! So many amazing curves and views of the Clearwater river. This is also the route the Lewis and Clark expedition took.
There's a road sign on the Montana side as you enter Idaho on highway 12 that shows curves ahead (the snake sign) and below it says for the next +99 miles. Wife grabbed a picture of me in front of it with all my riding gear on and a big thumbs up. We've done this ride on multiple motorcycles over the years, it will never get old.
We're looking forward to part two of Glacier national park!
Thanks for all the vids you do. I have about 5 you tubers we watch and you’re one of them. We are new to camping and you give a great perspective on your travels and rv install. Love them... enjoy your travel and keep the vids coming.... Happy travels
I am so glad I found your channel, being able to go back into your library and watch positive media in the face of all the negative Covid-19 media, this is just what I need!!! THANK YOU.
Welcome to our channel! 😊
love your music and pauses for road signs and wildlife. makes you unique. your outtakes are funny! can't wait for part 2! hoping to make it there this year. we did Niagara last fall and stayed at Four Mile Creek SP in NY. the first night we could hear the waves crashing on the shore all night :) Don't miss Watkins Glen if you're doing NY
Absolutely gorgeous, gorgeous area and beautifully done. Thank you for your service.
Hey, you two are great, we've been fans for a couple of years. Thanks for all the videos and help with your tips and places to go. Mark and PJ Chicago.
I love to travel. You guys make great videos and I really enjoy them. Stunning scenery and you're right, it was a freaking awesome bike ride! Stay safe!
Thank you for giving a great motorcycle ride to a trucker dealing with a 40° heat wave in Nebraska. Can't wait to get into the mountains for a ride (mine are the blue ridge of Virginia). Thanks again, safe travels.
Such beautiful scenery ❤️
Favorite upload to date. Music, editing, scenery and shots with overlays it was just great. Well done!
Thanks you both of you. We loved this video so much and always watch it to the end as you are making us laugh. We love your simplicity, You always giving us very good tips and advises. As we are not full time and planning to travel in the US when I will retire, we are saving your video in our bucket list to remember how to and what to buy for our rig. My husband is kind of don't get to close to me but if you do a meet up close to us he would attended. Love you guys and Miss Daisy.
The two of you riding through Glacier on Lucille are the epitome of cool
What a beautiful ride and location. That's exactly why my wife and I want to do the full time RV life. Back in the early 2000's when I was posted to and living on Canadian Forces Base Petawawa in the private married quarters (PMQs) I came home from work one day and saw tire tracks in my backyard. Long story short, it turns out that the MPs had chased a black bear through the backyards and then between my house and the neighbour. Bears were common in that area and in fact bear traps were placed throughout the PMQs. You just learned to live with them and all the wildlife in the area. Don't worry Tara, Chad's got way more meat on his bones. The bears would go for him first, lol! Here's a hint: you just have to run faster than him!! :)
Beautiful, thank you both! 🍺🍺
Bears are actually far down on the list of things that will hurt you out in the wilderness. We camp/road trip northern BC, Yukon, Northwest Territories extensively as it is our back yard. Over the decades we have seen many, many bears, often double digit counts in a day but have never been attacked either camping in our Teardrop or hiking. Except for grizzly bears on which not much works, we find an air horn is faster to deploy and more effective than spray. Another nice and well shot vid, thanks.
You're videos are amazing, the way you present them and the way you shoot them is great. You guys are my favorite couple to follow, maybe someday we will be able to meet up somehow. Keep em coming, and over course the outtakes are the BEST!!!!
i was born on Flathead Lake. You were in my old backyard. One of those tall peaks may have been Triple Divide Peak. Water flowing off the north side empties into Hudson Bay Canada. Water flowing off the east side goes down the Mississippi and into the Gulf of Mexico. Water flowing down the west side goes into the Columbia River and the Pacific Ocean. Only place in North America that it happens . Thank you for your service.
Very cool! Thanks for sharing! 👍🏼
I absolutely agree, Glacier is the most beautiful park in the USA !!!!
Thank you Chad for your service! just in case I forgot to say so prior.
Awesome video! You guys do a great job! Having your motorcycle works out great! You are sure living your best life! How wonderful! I will live through you. My husband doesn’t like camping or RV’ing.....thanks!
Thank you for your service. I live in Coeur d Alene Idaho and ride to Glacier every year as soon as the snow melts and the road opens its amazing. Thank you for posting. As a side note, there’s motorcycle parking at Logan pass please don’t take up a vehicle parking spot as they are extremely limited.
We figured that our second time up there (part 2). 👍🏼
We hiked the garden wall trail. Definitely felt like a flat lander tourist. The mountain goat’s could see you coming and run up above the trail. When you walked underneath, they would roll rocks off the cliff and try to hit you. It’s probably the most exciting game they play. You can hang out in one of the wider spots to see the action. Some things you only see if you slow down and observe
Thank you for showing us the beauty of God’s country. And let me add my thanks for your service so we can continue to enjoy this country.
Congrats on getting patched in.
Beautiful scenery.
Thanks for dragging us along.
Safe travels and good health.
I remember going to glacier with my Dad on motorcycles and going up the going to the sun road it was so cool. Best way to see it is on a Motorcycle. This was probably 30 years ago. Great video.
Hubby and I have ridden some amazing roads in our 10+ years together, and LOVED that feeling when the curve you are slicing opens up to a breathtaking view. As we prepare to go toy-hauling full time, I’ve been worrying that once we are able to visit 100s of national parks, we will start taking the views for granted. It was great to see how much you guys enjoyed Glacier. You don’t seem to have lost the ability to be amazed by the beauty.
We'll admit that getting to ride all over the country in placed like this certainly makes riding in Florida pretty boring... Still love the keys and some beach rides though....👍🏼
So beautiful there and of course the editing was outstanding!!!! We can't wait until the next one.
Love the outtakes! You two are a hilarious mess...LOL! Love your vids and look forward to part 2. We are adding Glacier to our RV list for this summer either on our way to or returning from the Pacific Northwest.
The reason that there was so little water at Shoshone Falls is a lot of the water is used for crop irrigation upstream of the falls. When the irrigation season ends, the falls are amazing.
Glacier was a favorite of ours. We went there in 1975 when I just got my pilot license (year after I got my drivers license). Yellowstone was also interesting but glacier didn’t smell bad and the mountains and beauty were great. Now that I am retired I would like to take my blushing bride there one day.
Logan Pass, spectacular. Once again, great job on the video and no one gives as much useful info as you guys. The motorcycle was the only way to make that ride. The sights, smells and feel of the air you can only get on a bike. Thanks
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Tara, you are such a good sport in your travels. Love following you and Chad and the kids in your travels. Safe travels my friends.
Ok ... Just like the Maine videos ... I had to WATCH it AGAIN .... FANTASTIC scenery ... Plus Lucille got a GOOD workout too !!! AWESOME
WOW! I have to see this for myself! Thank you for sharing!
I know someone's probably told you this before, but I didn't read all 357 comments. The animals with the big horns are big horn sheep and the ones with the little horns are mountain goats. I was there about 50 years ago so I really need to go back. Whenever this Covid-19 stuff is over the missus and I plan on selling the house and buying an RV and going full time. It was supposed to be this year but the virus killed that idea. Keep the good stuff coming guys.
Hopefully next year, for full time RV then! 👍🏼
Glad to have you back again!! Thank you for this video. It is interesting that Glacier National Park is shared with Canada. It is great that you had your motorcycle with you because the Going To The Sun Road is not meant for a Dually. It is barely wide enough for largish SUVs. It would have taken all the fun out of it if you were to try to run your tow vehicle up that road.
Yes! And we hear the Canada side is even better!
Tara ! I’m a very nervous passenger and you give me hope I can do this too !! Lol. We are buying a classA tomorrow and I’m so excited. Thanks for all you and Chad do to share your experience and expertise!!
Just love you guys...great video as always !!!💕🇨🇦
I retired after 29 years as a LEO in N. CA. I backpacked all over the west coast as a younger guy. I drove up and to GNP 5 years ago on vacation. Because of how in love I fell with all of MT and the fact I love the cold weather, I retired and moved here. You did a good job on your vid here! Just checked, $70 a night... I’ll leave my 2019 34’ Outdoors RV in storage and use my tent before I’d spend that at an RV park lol.
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Great information. Thanks 😊
Thanks for the ride as well, fantastic as if we are there Thanks again
I used to have a Triumph Bonnieville 750 a T140V. I believe your bike is an Indian, my dad had a Indian Scout, many years ago.
Thanks. Wish you Well
No words for the scenery with Lucille....Epic.
Lou & Angie 💚❤
Great video I will go there someday soon , just would like to see a video of Tara with her can spraying a bear that would be the all time favorite Really just want to know if the can spray really works ,, LOL safe travels you guys are great.
The Shoshone Falls when you saw them were not putting much water out, due to heavy irrigation upstream, pulling water for the fields. We saw it in early spring before irrigation started and it was spectacular. Too bad you missed it!!!
Awesome video! Love Glacier. Try to visit once a year usually. Such an awesome place with so much to do. Thanks for sharing.
We have to check out your side of the park next time! 😊
Absolutely fabulous video!!! Deserved far more than 1 Like. The scenery, the music, the narration and the humor were super. You guys knocked it out of the park (pun intended) on this one. Can't wait to see Glacier NP. Thanks a million for sharing your experiences.
We were there last August/September and loved it. Once again we just missed you guys. So jealous you guys saw a bear. Wanted so bad to see one but not luck. Did see bighorn sheep across our trail. Somewhat intimidating but awesome nonetheless. Parked at Logan Pass and did some hiking. Glacier was incredible and will find away to go back. Love the vid and you guys are great. Stay safe!
I went there for the first time in September, and I still have dreams about it. I don’t think I can go a full year without going back, so right after Labor Day I’ll be there again :)
Thanks for the tour of Glacier we rode Going To The Sun Road on bicycles in 2002. That was the best vacation ever now we are a little older and have a new RV we will be back again very soon.
Holy cow! The down-hill part sounds fun at least.. 😀
You both are blessed to be able to enjoy the beauty of our country. Great video, thank you.
We were there in Sept. 2006 I think , we had to leave the truck out side the park and ride the Harley over Logan pass it was a nice day and over the top we got snowed on a little (none was sticking). The visitor center was closed for the season but the ride was stunning. Thanks for your service.
Chad and Tara, I have been watching your videos for a few months now. Love the Motorcycle rides, since I ride myself. But what I really want to say is that the videography and editing is some of the best on RUclips. From the scene changes to the music choices it is absolutely top notch. I am an amateur editor myself, so I am well aware of the time and effort it takes to create this content. . Thanks to both of you from a loyal viewer!
Thanks! 😊 That's all Tara! -chad
Spectacular video one of the best ever on RUclips of anybody's.😀
Also thank you for your service.
Great what more can you say!!!! Thanks for sharing.
AMEN about the the water bottles, and any drink bottle! I do road clean up where we live and bottles are the major part of the garbage 😢
A really cool about going both ways on the same road, is that it can be like two different rides...
Not able to camp in Glacier NP waited to the last minute. Just a heads up found that you can purchase a Senior Lifetime National Park Pass for $82.00. Good for up to four people getting into the parks, with discounts on camping. Just bought mine.
LOVED this video on every level - thank you! Congratulations on your CVMA patch in - wow, what a gathering!
We love the GNP area - been to either side, but, have yet to drive the entire GTTS road. Last June, missed the opening by 2 weeks & before that, it was closed by mid Sept (2009). Still, we have enjoyed West Glacier, tootling up the east side of Lake McDonald, turning around at the Lodge.
FYI 1: Fuel up! Last year we had come from Missoula (heading to Oregon by way of Canada) & also loved the drive along Flathead. Fueled up in Columbia Falls, drove to the lodge & ate lunch at the WGV restaurant (good service but horrible hamburger$) before turning south & around via 2/89. Arrived at East Glacier Village with a 1/2 tank & the ONLY service station (good ice cream) was out of gas & was low on Diesel, forcing those in need to Browning.
FYI 2: From there we took the seasonal road (49) up to Kiowa (89). It was in bad shape! Narrow, uneven, gravelly rough patches, tight curves some without asphalt, etc. There were spots tight for us (minivan) so can't recommend larger vehicles. However, the views were stunning over Lower Medicine Lake. The rest of the ride up to St. Mary's was scenic, some rough patches during road construction. We arrived with just under 1/4 of a tank due to climbs & delays.
Thanks for the tips! 👍🏼
We love Glacier and stayed at the West Glacier RV Park in September 2020. The skies were filled with smoke from the Cali wild fires. We hope to get back there this year via Idaho similar to your trek. Safe Travels! Thank you for the excellent videos!!
We were there in 2018 as well! It was our first big trip from MN in our new (to us) '08 Jayco Eagle Super Lite 31.5 BHDS. We stayed at Emory Bay Campground outside of Martin City and had a fantastic time! We were there before the fires started in August so it was gorgeous and nothing was closed! The trails out of Logan Pass were closed when we were there because of grizzly activity. :-(
One of the highlights was the huckleberry cobbler that we had for breakfast. Did some rafting too! I love Glacier and encourage everyone to go there. If you're looking for another stop I'd highly recommend Medora North Dakota and the Pitchfork Steak Fondue! That was our outbound stop!
Flathead lake is the larger fresh water lake on this side of the Mississippi, growing up in Kalispell, I loved going to glaicer ( hell the high school I went to is glacier high)and white water rafting the Flathead (specifically the middle fork)
Awesome episode! I can’t wait to show my wife. Your photography, narration and editing just gets better and better. Thank you so much for sharing your adventures in Glacier National Park. I can’t wait for part 2.
This is now on my list. Thank you for showing it in all its Glory and Grandeur.
Congratulations on getting patched in and THANK YOU FOR YOUR SERVICE.
What a fantastic presentation! I loved every minute of it. Great job, guys. The bike was the way to see and do all of that.
Being from New England I must say Arcadia is our favorite but we've never been to Montana and now you got us adding to our list of must sees ....Tanks guys and as a Veteran thank you for your service
Thanks for your service also! 🇺🇸
We were there in late August 2019! Super amazing! I carried bear bells and spray everywhere we went!! Got on hubby nerves but I may have saved our lives! lol We saw several bear and it was during "feeding frenzy" time! Can't wait to see your next one. We stayed in the East side in st Mary's KOA. Nice park!
I love these vids seeing folks enjoy our backyard! Cmon back!
Beautiful... Zion. WAS my favorite. Not to sure now..
Enjoyed your video on Idaho, Montana and Glacier park. It's such a beautiful part of the US. Glad you enjoyed Grangeville, Id. My husband was born and raised in the small town. We also were there over the 4th of July. Actually, my sister-in-law lives just above the campground you stayed at. We probably drove by you multiple times. The town is know for it's egg toss each morning of the 3 day celebration. This last year was a record breaking year with something like 2000+ eggs each morning. Glacier Park and the area around Flathead lake should be on everyone's bucket list. Safe travels!
Glacier was our favorite destination of our entire trip out west in 2015! Watching your video makes me want to go back very badly! We stayed at west glacier KOA, it was very nice also, and the most expensive KOA of our entire 2 month vacation! Thanks for the video!
Congratulations Chad for being patched, and thank you for your service. Glacier is on the list and thanks to this video, it's moving closer to the top of that list. Love visiting Whitefish--we go every winter. Love your videos and spending time with you and Tara. Safe travels.
On a bike is the only way to enjoy glacier. Great video
Absotively beautimous! We didn't have time for Glacier when we were there, but we are going back first chance we get. We were in Boise for the CVMA nationals. Don't know how we missed your being patched in. Welcome to the circus. Looking forward to Jacksonville in June 2020. Babycakes is dead set on riding the bike to Jacksonville and down to Key West again. So we are taking Phoebee on another epic adventure.
Glacier is my all time favorite beautiful spots! I have mixed feelings about telling others, for I fear it will become too crowded. Your video reminded me of how bad I want to go back. I did it on a Harley, and one of those "snow arches" collapsed and buried the road 15' deep. We were on the wrong side so we had to wait until they brought a front end loader from?? and shoveled the snow over the cliff until one lane was open. The park also makes it's own weather. You may get rained on at the pass while there's no clouds at the entrance. I marveled at how they built that road in the 20's?? The wall is a work of craftsmanship. Thanks!
@Allen S unfortunately it’s too late :^( It’s just going to get more and more packed from here on out. I’m local now and will only go near GNP in May/early June or September on.
@@ibMoose2u I went in August. The same year we went to Yellowstone (Aug) and absolutely HATED it. Too many people, boardwalks packed, parking lot fights, no wildlife. Glacier was stunning! I may try to go back in September when kids are in school.
@Allen S Absolutely why I wait until then lol. Meanwhile, there’s so many places I can pull my trailer in this beautiful state and rarely see a human!
Hey, I just want to thank you guys for doing what you do. Had a realllly long day at work today, turned to RUclips and y'all were the first video in the que, and I'm like, yes, that is exactly what I need. So again thank you.
The twin falls are amazing in the spring.
I wanted to add for anyone going to Glacier try to plan to go somewhere around the last 2 weeks of June to the 1st 2 weeks of July. Any earlier the going to the sun road may not be open depending on snow fall. You can check the GNP web sight for when it will open each year. The water falls are spectacular right after the road opens. By August they are pretty much dried up after the snow melts.
Great advice!
Wow, that was great. Now I want to go up there this summer. Thanks.
We lived in Montana for 30 years. Glacier is the best! It's not called the Crown Jewel of the North American Continent without good reason. We love Glacier and miss it so much! We have been able to get back to Big Sky Country each year since we left in 2018 for a military assignment. I have learned a lot from your episodes and appreciate the info you share. We've been a full time RV family a little over 4 years now. It's the best way to travel. Keep up the great videos. There's a cheaper campground just outside of West Glacier that offers discounts for military folks. Maybe we'll see you somewhere out on the road. Merry Christmas!
Looks like you guys had a great time, and thanks for sharing. Glacier is my 2nd favorite park (Grand Tetons 1st.). Was in Glacier in September, 2018. Like a doofus, I managed to lay my photography bag down ( $2500 gear) and walk away. Got it back 2 days later, with all equipment inside. Someone picked it up and turned it in to a Ranger. Good to know there really are honest people in the world.
Thank you for your service, your sacrifice is appreciated. My father, a Vietnam Veteran, is a member of CVMA in Arizona! He loves it....thanks for the videos.
Ben Handley my Dad was a Marine one of the few that went into Korea and lived to never tell the tale. He’s gone now and after his death I found out a few things but honestly he never talked about it.
Have been there, so beautiful. Did you notice the size of the SHUTTLE, much larger than my class c at 26ft. Thanks for the memories! 👍💕🙋🏼♀️
The larger shuttles come from the St. Mary side of Logan Pass. They can only go up as far as Avalanche on the Apgar side.
This park is absolutely gorgeous. Definitely adding it to my list!!
We git lucky the park just opened 4 days prior based on snow in July. Logans pass had 12 feet of snow with sidewalk cut out thought it. Love your videos even the wife is watching
Wow!! Beautiful place guys thanks for sharing
We took the Amtrak to Glacier several years ago from Illinois and stayed in Whitefish really enjoyed the trip, it was so nice to sit back and enjoy the trip without having to drive. We stood in front of the Apgar Village Web Cam and called out daughter to go look on the internet and she would see us standing there. It was one of our favorite trips we have taken.
I can picture Chad showing up at the falls and demanding the gallons per minute... :-D