Larry likes dams and there is one close to us. It is called the Hungry Horse Dam. In fact there is a Hungry Horse town, dam, lake and various businesses because two horses ran away, stayed away and came back hungry.
The dam has a glory hole where water goes in to keep the dam from overflowing. You are lucky we only posted one picture of it. We were quite taken with it. We walked back and forth across the dam and then stopped at the antique mall.
The antique mall was tastefully done but Debbie remembered some of the stuff before it was antiques. Not sure how she feels about that.
Hungry Horse Dam
Maintenance machine
Glory Hole
Dam Shot
Art Shot
And then I told that Bear to Get Out of Here
Wisdom
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Today we went to Polebridge a few miles from Canada. What is Polebridge you ask? We can answer that question in two ways:
1) The tiny community of Polebridge is a 27-mile drive from West Glacier on a primarily dirt road, and it’s less than a mile from the northwest entrance to Glacier National Park—from which you can access Bowman and Kintla Lakes.
2). A tiny community of Polebridge is a 27-mile pothole gravel road with a lot of dirt thrown in and less than a bumpy mile from the NW entrance to Glacier National Park followed by a 6 mile one lane (touted as a 2 lane) where one has to pull over in the ditch to pass a car on the drive to Bowman Lake.
It was such a bad road that the group assigned a theme song (Shake it, shake it baby).
To Continue: The town consists of a handful of houses, cabins, a hostel and small ranches along the North Fork Road, with the Polebridge Mercantile as its center. This shop is known the world over for its fresh baked goods, sandwiches and authentic personality.
Always one to eat a world famous pastry, Debbie and Joyce loaded up on pastries including huckleberry, chocolate, raspberry and cinnamon rolls.
The view from the lake was great but the hike not as great. Debbie says if she had not been sitting in the front seat then she would have been hanging out the window seriously car sick. After we bumped our way back down the road, the park service closed the gate to stop cars going to the lake. (Maybe they saw Debbie hanging out the window). Debbie thought that crossing into Canada would have been a better option. Of course you can’t go into Canada but Debbie was willing to chance it. It was only 20 plus miles away.
Travel Tip: Load up on emergency pastries at the Mercantile in case your car gets stuck in a pothole.
Before the bumping began
Leaves are changing
Internationally known
Horses at Polebridge
Sadly closed
Changing leaves
Yellow is a pretty color
Art shot
Bowman Lake
Locked out
Masonic Lodge
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