1 October 2016
OK, whatever you doing, stop right now and go online and purchase an airline ticket to Kalispell, Montana and fly in and meet me at Glacier National Park. Hands down, this is the best national park in the U.S. for scenery.
Every bend in the road (and there a whole lot of them) is more spectacular than the one before. I’ve never seen such an awesome display of nature, and all I did was drive the “Going to the Sun” road this afternoon. I haven’t hiked one inch yet – that’s for tomorrow. The road is perhaps the most aptly named thing in any of the national parks. You actually feel like you are heading into the sun.
I drove in from Whitefish, Montana to West Glacier entrance. This is the steepest climb of the “Going to the Sun” road as it goes through Logan Pass and the continental divide. Talk about white knuckles! I think my fingerprints are indelibly etched into the steering wheel of the jeep. It’s a very narrow road and going up to Logan Pass it is a sheer drop off of several thousand feet!
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As I started down the other side, the hail turned to rain and it came down in sheets. I turned around at St. Mary campground and made my way back. The entire length of the road is 49 miles, so I drove 98 today holding on tight to the steering wheel.
The return wasn’t so bad since I was on the inside face of the cliffs. However, you could tell the people heading up the way I first came were more than a little cautious.
If you haven’t been to Glacier, it is a must. I have no idea as yet what hikes I intend to do tomorrow. It depends somewhat on the weather, and as I found out today, expect high and low temperatures, sun, rain, hail, and maybe even snow.
Wish we could just hop on a plane. We miss you and envy the sights you are seeing. love and safe travels from us.
J and C