Missoula Vacations, Missoula Vacation Reviews, Tourism Guide

Day 1 of my 3-day trek back to Iowa took me as far as Missoula, Montana. I've been fortunate in my time in Seattle to befriend a few real life Montanans. And tonight I got to see the college town responsible for their social cultivation. I kicked off my couchsurfing era by staying with Charile, a friend of those friends. Unfortunately my Missoula experience wasn't much more than grabbing a late dinner and leaving early in the morning, but it's a start. Not to mention, a free place to stay. So...

So my three day journey is finally over.  Today was only about 245 miles (yeah, I split it up really good, did'nt I?)  I drove through my first snow storm today.  Not too bad but it look freaking ridiculously awesome coming at me.  I took pics.  So I'm here now and I'm going to have fun.  I'll update in a couple of days.  Love to all!

This was not going to be you average camping adventure.  My instructions were to pack light because my pack was going on a pack mule.  along with the 6 others coming on the trip.  Two of my aunts and 4 of my aunts friends and of course me.  We boarded our plane in Boston and a short layover in Salt Lake City a few more hours and we landed in Missoula Montanna.  Our giudes met us at the airport and gave us a ride to our bed and breakfast and then to thier house.  ...

Today we drove from Yellowstone to Missoula MT through even more snow.  We took US Highway 89 north out of Yellowstone to reach Interstate 90.  US 89 follows the Yellowstone River and is a very scenic highway. We miss so much when we just drive on the Interstates and don’t try the less traveled roads.  This trip our favorite road was US 89 A from Flagstaff  AZ to Knab UT and then US 89  most of the rest of the way north to Interstate 90. Tomorrow was ...