Category Archives: USAmble

  Glacier National Park Went into Glacier NP today and took two radically different hikes.  First drove up the mountain as far as I could go to Logan Pass on the ‘Going Into the Sun’ Road.  The NPS has the road … Continue reading →

Missoula Montana, home of Big Sky Brewery, maker of Moose Drool Brown Ale. Drove into Missoula and made camp at Jellystone Park.  Yes, with Yogi, Boo Boo, Cindi and the rest of the gang.  Then went into town to locate … Continue reading →

Drove east in earnest and headed towards home for the first time.  Did not cover a lot of ground the first day, as I did not get on the road until well afternoon, and it was raining with lots of … Continue reading →

Moved down from Bellingham to camp for 10 days at Lake Pleasant RV Park in Bothell.  Tamara flies into SeaTac on Thursday night for eight days of fun in and around the Seattle area.  Can’t wait! North Cascades National Park … Continue reading →

Heather Meadows – North Cascades National ParkMoved around the sound, through Olympia, Tacoma and Seattle and moved up to Bingham to camp for a few days.  On the 7th I went into North Cascade NP and on up the mountain … Continue reading →

Cape Flattery Moved camp today around the peninsula to Port Angeles, dropped the RV and headed back north to Cape Flattery which is the Northwestern most point in the continental United States.  This was a much longer drive than I … Continue reading →

Olympic National Park & Olympic National Forest Spent two days touring various areas in these two national treasures.  I am just beginning to discover that these parks encompass an amazing number of ecosystems.  I have already visited some forested areas … Continue reading →

Stayed in an RV park just before the river on the north side of this little town, which is the northern most city of a chain of four adjoining cities on Grays Harbor starting with Cospmopolis to the south, then … Continue reading →

Drove into Mount Ranier today and headed up the mountain.  The drive is amongst some very tall pines and so there is only the long green tunnel on the approach.  That is until you come into a small opening just … Continue reading →

Drove back south today to visit the south end of Mount St Helens. Went directly to Ape Cave on the south end of the park.  Ape Cave is actually a 2000-year-old lava chute formed during an eruption at that time.  … Continue reading →