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Amazing route along Montana 1

A travel blog entry by marty_chrissie

Good night's sleep after possibly too much alcohol last night. Packed up pretty quickly and after a coffee from the diner we set off down the I-15 south towards Butte - which is a mining town. They have large open cast mines around it. We didn't stop but pressed on along I-90 west through a lovely alpine valley climbing as we went to take the …

Return, Day 12: Sheridan, WY to Missoula, MT

A travel blog entry by nicole.bratt

... others in nearby states. The haze and air quality is on the nightly news. Mystery solved. We expect to see more of it (the smoke) tomorrow.

We pushed hard today, and it was a challenging drive for the car up through the mountains and back down... and then up again. However, we, the car, and the animals all did great.

Over here in Western Montana, the soil strikes me as rainbow-colored. I didn't get a good photo, ...

FUNdraising!

A travel blog entry by samanthaavocad0

... or inspirational anythings will be put in an envelope to be opened on that day. Soon we'll figure out how to put up an online calendar so you can know which days are already taken.

If this sounds up your ally, send your check as mentioned in #3 and shoot me an email as to what days are available for you to pick! Feel free to send anything you'd like me to open that day to my parents address mentioned below (I'll only be able to take ...

Missoula -- home of Grizzlies.

A travel blog entry by drfumblefinger

... much to help conserve and revitalize the elk population throughout the country. The visitor center is in a beautiful log-cabin building, pleasant to visit, free, with nice exhibits and a pretty nature trail outside if you'd like a quick hike. It highlights the life cycle and natural environment of the elk (especially the local subspecies, the Rocky Mountain Elk) and ...

Missoula - the first 4 days

A travel blog entry by coyote81

... the Lolo National Forest south of town (in case you haven't guessed by now , Missoula is surrounded by the Lolo National Forest) right into town before dumping into the Clark Fork River. We explored several FAS (fishing access sites) but it was hot and the day seemed better fit for site seeing then for fishing.

On our way back we changed our mind about fishing and decided to drive up Lolo Creek again since the temperature had cooled down. We ...