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Travel Blogs from Whitefish
Christmas in July
... early days the only way to get to the lodge was by boat. There was no road so was tourists arrived at the lodge they would have to hike or take a horse to get into the park. So what I thought was the front of the lodge was actually the back. The side facing the lake is the actual front.
After a relaxing cruise it was easy to have an early night and get ready for the drive to Yellowstone.
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Whitefish Eateries
... his elk chorizo before the seasoning is added. Try the chorizo mixed with caramelized onions, cremini mushrooms, and roasted sweet chiles and served with corn tortillas, cheese, baby arugula, and Mexican crema. (406) 862-3290, ...
A few days and a lot of rain in Montana
... After my 6 quarters ran out (with no warning), I put in 2 more, but nothing. See, they won’t start without 4! So I tried to decide what to do. I could just towel off, but my hair was full of conditioner and that would not be a pretty sight. Fortunately at that moment a woman walked into the bathroom. I asked if she had quarters, but she only had 1. Her campsite was right by ours so I sent her to Glen to bring me some. Instead she must have taken pity with me as ...
Glacier Day 2
... br> Osprey
Mountain Goats
Bighorn Ram
Black Bear
Another great day. God's magesty is magnificient.
Tomorrow, we have hopes of going horseback riding in the park.
Rick and I left the kids behind with a pizza and went to Spencer's for steak--the restaurant we were unable to go to yesterday. It was great.
We bought binoculars at a pawn shop. A first for me.
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It's the Fourth of July
... 8217;s Pass and beyond. Some things you just can’t learn until you are here and this free shuttle system was one of them.
After the shuttle ride to Avalanche Creek, it was just a short walk to the trailhead for the "Trail of the Cedars". This is a 5.5 mile (round trip) hike with moderate elevation changes and it is a typical park trail that follows a creek and then climbs to Avalanche Lake. This was another of those hidden little park ...
Amenities
- Swimming pool
- Free High-Speed Internet
- Wheelchair accessibility
- Business Services
- Free parking
- Pets allowed