Travel Day #1

Since most of you don’t have our hourly itinerary plugged into your phones or committed to long term memory, I’ll remind you that the first few days are about getting east so that we can see the site of Custer’s Last Stand at the Battle of Little Bighorn in Montana, and then move on to The Badlands and Mt. Rushmore in South Dakota.  I planned stops every few hours, though, to break up the trip. Some of the stops were intended to be only long enough to stick our neck out over a canyon and take a picture.  We used I-90 to cross WA, and all 70 miles of the Idaho panhandle, and 75 miles into Montana.

The first day’s stops were:

  1. Microsoft Visitor Center (Redmond, WA)
  2. Snoqualmie Falls (Snoqualmie, WA)
  3. Vantage Bridge & Wild Horse Monument (Vantage, WA)
  4. Indian Canyon Park (Redmond, WA)

Here are a few pictures:

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Dad (Primary Planner & Driver)

Dad Sides. I might be crazy to buy an RV, take a 5-week vacation, and travel 5,500 miles... but very seldom does great reward come without at least SOME risk... so "here goes nothing!"