Marsha:
We stayed on the EAST side of Glacier Nat'l. Park at Johnson's CG, I think it was called. Up a steep hill and doable, but can get a bit windy sometimes. Good Sam discount. We stayed a week and took in the park from that side. We went up to Waterton and went to one of the most fabulous carriage museums we've ever seen. Spent several hours there and enjoyed it all. They even give carriage rides in some of the ancient ones. Talked to a young fellow working his way through college there, taking care of the horses. He was from Montreal??? I think. A big city anyway. He told us, if that job hadn't opened up for him, he wouldn't have been able to go to school. He absolutely loved what he was doing, even shoveling out the stalls. He was out of his element, but having a great time being there.
There were several other things we did there, as there's lots of side roads, still in the park, but out of the main stream. Very beautiful rides. We then moved over to the WEST side of Glacier and stayed at Northwest CG, or something like that and stayed a week there. It had a nice little animal museum next door, all stuffed, but the animals are found in the Glacier area. We didn't like the west side nearly as much as too much commercialism. Helicopter rides, baloon rides, ads blurbing out every where you went and much more traffic. We aren't into that kind of stuff. There are lots of interesting things to do there though. The RV office gave us most of our hints of entertainment there. Daisy
