Montana Hotels

May 19, we finally hit the road. Since we were 5 days late getting started we decided to skip the Oregon/Washington leg of our trip and headed straight to Dillon Montana. First stop was overnight in Reno to see Uncle Tak. We stayed in the Motorhome in front of his house. Set up a business telephone line at his place and took him out to dinner at the Nugget. Next morning, we left early and drove 600 miles to Idaho Falls. Spent the night in a rest stop on I15. Pretty quiet there (NO REEFERs) so everyone got a good night’s sleep. Thursday, May 21, we got to Dillon and set up camp at Countryside ...

Wednesday, November 19th. The movers are finished packing and are loading the truck. We go to get the wire transfer for today's closing this morning at 9. The Fox Point building inspector comes by at 10 AM, judges us to be within compliance (yay!). We sell off our old dresser at 11 - too big to fit in the new place. By 1 PM, everything is ready to go. Down to sign the closing papers at 2:30, and by 4:00 we are the proud owners of a new home in Seattle (along with the one in Wisconsin). Next we went back to pick up Miranda from the Ellegards. A few teary good byes and we are on the road to ...

Day 1: Sun Valley is conveniently located in the heart of scenic Idaho. And there are plenty of things to do and see for travelers coming to Sun Valley from Montana and Salmon. Salmon boasts the engaging Sacajawea Interpretive Center where you can walk through a primitive Indian village, see how Sacajawea’s people trapped fish and learn how the Indians tanned their hides. Twenty-three miles south of Salmon near milepost 282 on US 93 is a short gravel road leading to Goldbug Hot Springs. A two-mile hike takes you up a desert canyon to an oasis of pools and waterfalls. Keep your eyes peeled for ...