Weve decided to take our family vacation to Glacier National Park this year. We're going to be on the East side of the park near St. Mary for a few days, maybe slide up into Canada for a couple of days, then meet some friends from Oregon on the west side of the park near Kalispell. My question is; Is the "Road To The Sun" safe for an 08 dually to pull a 25' Coleman TT over?... or do I need to take Hwy 2 across the south side of the park? I'm not so much worried about the truck as I am the truck and trailer combo.
While we're on the East side, we're pretty much flying by the seat of our pants, meaning we've made no campsite reservations and have no itinerary. We've never "not planned" a trip, so I'm really looking forward to this style of RV-ing. That said, does anyone have some campsite recommendations? The only requirement would be fairly easy accessability for the truck and trailer,... and maybe, but not mandatory, some potable water on site.
Our kids are 18 and 15, and my wife and I are both in our 40's, so if there are any "must see's" or "must do's" for anywhere in or around the park, please chime in. We'll take a pass on any shear faced freestyle mountain climbs, but if you know of some good outfitters for river-rafting or horse-backing, some short hikes or museums, or a good place to get a good sit down meal (steak) with a beer (ale) that would be helpful too.
Thanks in advance to everyone.
While we're on the East side, we're pretty much flying by the seat of our pants, meaning we've made no campsite reservations and have no itinerary. We've never "not planned" a trip, so I'm really looking forward to this style of RV-ing. That said, does anyone have some campsite recommendations? The only requirement would be fairly easy accessability for the truck and trailer,... and maybe, but not mandatory, some potable water on site.
Our kids are 18 and 15, and my wife and I are both in our 40's, so if there are any "must see's" or "must do's" for anywhere in or around the park, please chime in. We'll take a pass on any shear faced freestyle mountain climbs, but if you know of some good outfitters for river-rafting or horse-backing, some short hikes or museums, or a good place to get a good sit down meal (steak) with a beer (ale) that would be helpful too.
Thanks in advance to everyone.