I Am Thinking of Montana as My Next Adventure

I'm just wondering how you get that inflatable off the top of the toy trailer. Actually, I think I could do the inflatable, but that motor....

Is it on a lift and just drops down?

Eagles Nest RV Park in Polson at the south end of Flathead Lake is very popular. GNP is a must. Also check out the forest service campgrounds on MT 83 - Seeley Lake, Lake Alva, Swan Lake. Beautiful scenery. Great place to use that Jeep ur hauling. Be aware there are some fires in the area and there may be some smoke issues.

Thanks for the info and I thinks Flathead Lake is on my trip, have checked the towns near by and seems like I will have a good time, even going to check out the Glacier park while I am up there, cant wait to get out of this heat in Vegas.

TUCQUALA wrote:
FYI, if Flathead is one of your destinations, a couple of things to be aware of:

South half of lake is Flathead Reservation control. Need tribal fishing license to fish, if you're thinking of that!!

Just this spring, tribes issued watercraft closure and restrictions for lake:

http://nrd.csktribes.org/33-news/163-tribes-announce-emergency-watercraft-closure

Just thought you'd like to know!!!!

Yep water craft inspection before entering the lake, been there and done that on some lakes in Cali, its not closed for boats you just have to pass inspection before using boat on the lake

FYI, if Flathead is one of your destinations, a couple of things to be aware of:

South half of lake is Flathead Reservation control. Need tribal fishing license to fish, if you're thinking of that!!

Just this spring, tribes issued watercraft closure and restrictions for lake:

http://nrd.csktribes.org/33-news/163-tribes-announce-emergency-watercraft-closure

Just thought you'd like to know!!!!

you have quite the set-up. Very nice! Enjoy your trip!

timmac wrote:
Never visited the state expect passing thru, so what is the best places, also will be bringing my boat along so lakes/rivers and good grub and beer joints will be needed for the whole 2 to 3 weeks of my stay.

So many lakes in that state so I just don't know where to begin, also nighttime entertainment is a plus, I am not the kind to sit in my RV all day and watch TV.

My toys I will be bringing along, heading out in about a week...


:C

If you have not done the Rockies in Colorado - Specifically the San Juan's, or the Collegiate's that would be perfect for your set up.

4X4 trails to DIE FOR - lakes/streams/rivers - still wild and one or two, of the most beautiful spots on Earth.

Cool Crisp Nights - neat towns - Ouray/Telluride/Silverton or Leadville/Buena Vista/Salida/Crested Butte.

If you are looking for Adventure, this just might be the Place.

If you just want to Party think - Aspen/Vail - just a great place to spend Summer.

JMHO,

I lived there for many years, there are so many things.
What interests do you have?

Google maps is your friend

timmac wrote:

GeoBoy wrote:
You want a big lake, then head for Flathead Lake, love Montana.

I was looking at that lake on the internet, does look fun, is there a town near there for good food, beer and fun or is it just a lake area.

Poulson.