Grizzly Peaks Condominums Whitefish

... one more party tonight, then we're off in the morning for Salt Lake City, our first 10 hour leg.<br>But tonight we get to eat off Linda's 10# rainbow she snuck out and caught without us. DANG her hide. She really is our hero though--the Fish Dancer extraordinaire.<br>Rick's cooking a gourmet feast, the divas are gathering--husbands beware!

... www.innaartwork.com/blog/yellows tone-national-park-summer-2009/ and http://www.innaartwork.com/blog/glacier -national-park-summer-2009/ ). <br><br>Enjoy the reading!<br><br>Regards, <br><br>Inna Lazarev,<br>http://www.innaartwork.com/

... supplies in St Mary. However, the fun part was beginning when we started up the Going-to-the-Sun-Road which was built in 1932 and was set to close for the season the next day (in fact, due to snow the next day, we were one of the last to complete the run this year). The road offers great views to those that are unafraid of heights and the summit is at Logan Pass the continental divide at 2,025 metres (6,646 feet).<br><br>After a ...

Kalispell is actually starting to feel like home away from home! The mechanic ran into delays, truck won't be ready till Wednesday, so we are catching up with laundry, grocery shopping, haircuts, and resting. Wondering what we'll find when we open up the trailer after this long week. Need to get re-organized before we head west again. <br>

Glacier National Park is fantastic. The highway, named "Into The Sun<br>Highway" (exactly what we were doing!), hugs the mountainside, dips<br>into valleys and brings you up through glorious passes. It's like a 50<br>km scenic roller coaster ride. Wheeeee!

... t hold a candle to the real deal. When you see the Rocky Mountains you can't help but be stunned by their grandeur. This is a truly incredible place to ride. We crossed the border without incident, and heading into the great state of Montana. It's very nice here...lots of big rolling lumpy-looking hills and plenty of horse ranchers. Our destination was Whitefish, and we rolled into town past the golf course, to find a pretty little downtown core full of ...

... area, and had to transfer to a different bus at Logan Pass, the highest point on the road at 6,500 feet. Now, it was cold when we got up this morning, probably about 50 or so, but up at Logan Pass it was a mere 40&#8230;and of course like an idiot I was wearing shorts for hiking. <br><br>After we got onto the next bus, and my legs had thawed, we enjoyed the view down the mountain. We found our trail and hiked to St. Mary&#8217;s Falls (a river inlet that feeds the parks ...

... be described in words. You just have to come out west to see sights like this. All of these national parks are unique and awe-inspiring. After the five-mile hike, we had lunch at the grill at Lake McDonald Lodge, one of the original park lodges. Cute little squirrel-like animals without tails were poking their heads up out of their ground holes. They call them "whistlepegs" because they make a loud whistle sound. <br><br ...

... always going to be a tough ask to top that, especially with conditions proving so overcast. So after a nice relaxing time in Missoula, we took the drive north to Glacier National Park. Glacier is laid out over an expansive area with one road skirting the outside of the park and the main tourist route, titled the 'Going-to-the-Sun' road, heads straight across, west to east, traversing the Rockies on the way. It's a ...

... The Whitefish Figure Skating Club (WFSC) was established in March 1993 and is a non-profit organization. Our club is a member of the United States Figure Skating Association (USFSA) and it's purpose is to encourage, develop and support all aspects of amateur figure skating. We offer eight levels of lessons according to ability. We also run skating competitions, test sessions, and an annual ice show. We serve the Flathead Valley and Northwestern Montana. Our home ...