Glacier National Park | Planning for the first top on our road trip
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- Опубліковано 11 жов 2024
- As we plan for the first stop, I've been reading a lot online as well as watching several UA-cam videos about how to prepare for Glacier National Park. We'll be spending 3 days there and here's what I've learned so far:
• We should probably stay 5 days to see more, but we have other places to be.
• Have Bear Spray... just in case. Grizzly territory.
• Bug spray for the great outdoors.
• Take in the beauty of the park and be respectful.
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I agree with both you and mom. The driving distances takes its toll on kids. And the breaking down part actually happened to me in 1988. We were in Beaumont Texas heading home from Astroworld and WaterWorld which are not there anymore and my 2 year old vehicle breaks down. It was like it was electric and you unplugged it. No one would stop to help for a while then finally a guy from my home state stopped. He took us to the dealership and they had a tow truck go get it. They were quick to get us back on the road. It ended up being a $10.00 part but labor and the towing brought it up to $300.00. Praying ya'll have an awesome safe 3 week trip.
Sounds super stressful. Especially if it's super hot in the middle of Texas!
Going to the sun road has some amazing views.
So excited to see!
Avalanche Creek in Glacier National Park is beautiful! However, there are not fences or guard rails alongside of it so hold onto your kids! I sympathize with whoever is not driving but instead is keeping the kids entertained. I guess you’ve already made a stop to the Dollar Tree to dole out a new toy every once in a while, good luck! I’m really looking forward to traveling along with you, thanks for sharing your adventure!
Thank you for the tips and we hope following along will be enjoyable! Appreciate you!
If you’re on the road for several weeks, be sure to plan for medications, etc. Hard copy road atlas for when there is no cell service.
If you have iPhone 14 or newer, you’ll have satellite service for emergencies. Bring a spare battery pack to keep all the electronic devices running on the road.
Great tips! Will for sure need the road atlas. Still figuring out the vehicle.
Lots of water to drink
Thank you! Doing this mid summer will be warm...