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Just to keep everything at a fever pitch (and for those who may not have seen it yet), here are a couple shots taken along the Going to the Sun Road inside Glacier. Unfortunately, this one is a sight you will see for sure, since they only allow one-direction traffic along a certain stretch of the road that will be under construction for years to come. But fortunately, the views where you'll be stopped are so incredible that you'd want to stop anyway, just to look and take pictures
A bit farther along the same road. If it's hot enough, riders might choose to stay on the inside of the lane as much as possible. But it won't be, since it's at about 27,000 feet altitude.
Not so much on topic, but here's one of the two free ferry boats that will shuttle you across lake Kootenay if you come up from Idaho (Idaho 2/95) and then toward Nakusp on 31A along the east shoreline. An excellent ride, part of what's called the "Selkirk Loop."
A bit farther along the same road. If it's hot enough, riders might choose to stay on the inside of the lane as much as possible. But it won't be, since it's at about 27,000 feet altitude.
Not so much on topic, but here's one of the two free ferry boats that will shuttle you across lake Kootenay if you come up from Idaho (Idaho 2/95) and then toward Nakusp on 31A along the east shoreline. An excellent ride, part of what's called the "Selkirk Loop."