Going to the Sun Road - Glacier NP
According to the Missoulian newspaper of Missoula MT, Going to the Sun Road is now open on the east side from St. Mary to Logan Pass, and the west side will be open by next Friday, the 21st.
Forum Discussion
The Mad Norsky wrote:
john&bet wrote:
Just remember no vehicle over 21' in length is allowed on it. My pickup alone is to long.
I've seen this posted before also. Frankly, I do not know their regulations.
However, I did drive over Logan Pass/Going to the Sun with my previous vehicle, a 2003 Chevy crew cab dually long box.
Not a problem, and it is surely the same length if not just a little more than the quoted vehicle above.
The only thing mentioned to me when I entered the park was to keep my mirrors in their innermost position, not extended in their tow position.
That's good to know, thanks. I'd wondered if my Silverado (same generation as yous, and also a crew cab dually long bed) would be turned back.The Mad Norsky wrote:
This is what we were told when we were there in July 2000.john&bet wrote:
Just remember no vehicle over 21' in length is allowed on it. My pickup alone is to long.
I've seen this posted before also. Frankly, I do not know their regulations.
However, I did drive over Logan Pass/Going to the Sun with my previous vehicle, a 2003 Chevy crew cab dually long box.
Not a problem, and it is surely the same length if not just a little more than the quoted vehicle above.
The only thing mentioned to me when I entered the park was to keep my mirrors in their innermost position, not extended in their tow position.- We bicycled it a few years ago. The road was just recently cleared of snow, but was not yet open to the public. It was wonderful to bicycle the road with NO traffic. We had it all to ourselves (a handful of other bicyclists, no vehicles).
The Mad Norsky wrote:
There is also a width limit of 8 feet wide, and a height restriction of 10 ft. Here is a link. Going to the Sun rdjohn&bet wrote:
Just remember no vehicle over 21' in length is allowed on it. My pickup alone is to long.
I've seen this posted before also. Frankly, I do not know their regulations.
However, I did drive over Logan Pass/Going to the Sun with my previous vehicle, a 2003 Chevy crew cab dually long box.
Not a problem, and it is surely the same length if not just a little more than the quoted vehicle above.
The only thing mentioned to me when I entered the park was to keep my mirrors in their innermost position, not extended in their tow position.john&bet wrote:
Just remember no vehicle over 21' in length is allowed on it. My pickup alone is to long.
I've seen this posted before also. Frankly, I do not know their regulations.
However, I did drive over Logan Pass/Going to the Sun with my previous vehicle, a 2003 Chevy crew cab dually long box.
Not a problem, and it is surely the same length if not just a little more than the quoted vehicle above.
The only thing mentioned to me when I entered the park was to keep my mirrors in their innermost position, not extended in their tow position.- http://www.dailyinterlake.com/news/local_montana/article_4131d41c-d52e-11e2-ab5c-001a4bcf887a.html
- Just remember no vehicle over 21' in length is allowed on it. My pickup alone is to long.
- We will not be to St. Mary's until July 1st, but it's good to know that the road will be open.
