Finding Our Way
As we were heading towards Flathead Lake in Montana, we exited off I-90 at Wye to fuel up AND to stop at Wheat Montana. No problem getting in, no line, and excellent service. We bought some bread, some pastries, and some sandwiches. Absolutely delicious. We love Wheat Montana. Next stop
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As we headed west on I-90 we stopped in Three Forks, Montana at Wheat Montana. Who can resist Wheat Montana when driving by? Well, obviously no one can. We went in, or should I say we tried to go in, but the line up to order was at least 40
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While staying at Moose Creek Flat campground we took advantage of the proximity to Big Sky and decided to tour around some. It was about a 15 minute drive from the campground to the town center. Big Sky, with a population of around 3,000, is a resort town in the
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Moose Creek Flat Campground is a National Forest campground and is in Big Sky Country nestled in the canyon along the Gallatin River not far from Big Sky, Montana. It is a very small campground with 10 reservable sites of which some are back-in, some are pull thru, and one
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We have been to Yellowstone National Park a number of times before but since we were staying at Henry’s Lake State Park which isn’t very far from the National Park we thought we would drive over there and if it was not a long wait to get into the park
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Henry’s Lake is a small alpine lake about 4 miles by 2 miles in the upper northeast corner of Idaho. It is surrounded by the Continental Divide on 3 sides and about a 15 minute drive to West Yellowstone in Montana. Due to the unique location of the lake the
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On we go, further north. We drive though Salt Lake City dodging the traffic for a few hours and on towards Logan, Utah with a stop in Wellsville, Utah to fuel up and also to weigh ourselves (the rig not us personally). Yay, we are WAY under weight. We had
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We departed North Rim and headed north through beautiful scenery and on to Utah! We continued on through Kanab and Panguitch and over to I-15 and headed north. We only got a touch of rain as we climbed the hills over highway 20. But we still missed Butch Cassidy’s childhood
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We headed north from Cottonwood on past Flagstaff to Navajo Bridge along the Colorado River. In 1929 this bridge was the first bridge within 600 miles to cross the Colorado River and was big news at the time. In 1995 an additional bridge was built and the original bridge was
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Verde Valley RV & Camping Resort is a Thousand Trails resort. We received a free 13 month Thousand Trails membership with the purchase of our RV so we thought, why not, let’s try it out. For those unfamiliar with Thousand Trails it is RV membership club which is somewhat similar
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