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  • @Smapdi60
    @Smapdi602 жыл бұрын

    I am a lifelong Montanan and frequently visit GNP and I learned lots from this video. Thanks!!

  • @stuartcook3067
    @stuartcook30672 жыл бұрын

    Hey, Sean and Kristy! Thanks for the shout-out on today's video. I enjoyed the video up to that point and then I don't think I heard the rest -- have to go back and watch again. My wife just stared at me -- I hadn't made my comment on Old Trucks Rule known to her, so I had some explaining to do. What our little exchange says to me is that you guys care about what people think of your efforts -- and in truth I do really appreciate your work a lot. We just started watching this year, so we weren't aware of the seasonal changes in content. Anyhow, thank you for what you do -- I probably was way out of line in my (I thought) politely put critique, but perhaps I should have said something different or nothing at all. But if you found motivation from it, all the better. On the subject of today's video, we went to Glacier for the first time last year and were in awe of the wonderful views. Good job brining this remote park to the attention of Loloho Nation.

  • @acmanwwjd1
    @acmanwwjd12 жыл бұрын

    We are actually going there end of May what’s the odds of seeing this program explaining this area nice thank you

  • @acmanwwjd1

    @acmanwwjd1

    2 жыл бұрын

    This time the truck will not breakdown

  • @ThePlacesWhereWeGo
    @ThePlacesWhereWeGo2 жыл бұрын

    So enjoyed our first trip to Glacier last summer - brings back memories. Next time with our Airstream.

  • @Siggyroka
    @Siggyroka2 жыл бұрын

    I’m thinking of crossing Glacier off my bucket list,,,it’s just too complicated

  • @Jeff_Pendleton
    @Jeff_Pendleton2 жыл бұрын

    This was very helpful. We went several years ago, zero planning, found a spot to stay with our 24 ft motor home, and used the free shuttle to access the trails and sights on the road. Needless to say we should not count on just showing up these days!

  • @DwightAHuntSr
    @DwightAHuntSr2 жыл бұрын

    I got the free military/veteran pass last month when I visited White Sands so I should be all set

  • @maiktondeur2228
    @maiktondeur22282 жыл бұрын

    Thank you so much for the update !!! I guess might worth coming down from great white north EH!!! Happy camping every one !!!

  • @allens7476
    @allens74762 жыл бұрын

    Big thank you! Wow! That's a lot of information. I went years ago on a motorcycle. In August. Perfect. One of those 'snow bridges' collapsed and buried the Going to the Sun road in 15' of snow. We were on the wrong side so we just chilled....for a few hours. Eventually a front end loader got there and started shoveling snow over the edge. It took a while. I always recommend no one tell anyone how great the park is because I hated to see it become Yellowstone with traffic jams. Too Late!

  • @dennisgardiner43
    @dennisgardiner432 жыл бұрын

    At Shawn and Kristy: Regardless of the Stuarts of this world, thank you for sharing your lives and experiences with us. My wife and I will probably never meet you, but thank you for sharing your life's journey with us. You see, once we the viewers have watched your episodes for a few years, we oddly become part of the family. Call it the Loloho family. When you are not there, or you loose your camera at a gas station, we pray all will be well with you. When you save a live video from your home or from Jackson's antler structure, we are there with you. When you did the video about the 10+ mistakes, and you ran out of diesel feet from the pumps, and your wife praised Jesus. We were there. Thank you for being real.

  • @kristymichael

    @kristymichael

    2 жыл бұрын

    Dennis, thank you for your incredibly kind comment. It truly made our day! We're so happy to have you in the Loloho family, and I hope we meet you and your wife someday. 💗🤙🏻

  • @brucebugbee6604
    @brucebugbee66042 жыл бұрын

    Glacier NP is one of my favorite National Parks. Good info.

  • @SchoolBusTalk
    @SchoolBusTalk2 жыл бұрын

    Thanks Shaun and Kristi for the good advice. We’re doing the Rte 20 & US Route 2 from Bellingham WA to TRNP this summer. We had already reserved our campsite at Glacier NP (Johnson’s RV Prk in St Mary) but based on your video we booked our reservation for the Red Bus excursion today.

  • @Spinnaker617
    @Spinnaker6172 жыл бұрын

    From there we headed north into Canada to the Athabaska Glacier. Best road trip we've ever taken.

  • @josephbarnum507
    @josephbarnum5072 жыл бұрын

    Thanks to the both of you for some great information. More like "Heads Up" about what to expect when heading to Glacier. Appreciate your time with your experience and sharing. Glacier is a destination on my bucket list!

  • @LexicAver
    @LexicAver2 жыл бұрын

    Great info., last year we stayed at Hungry Horse Lake, Forest Service camping, no hookups but great camping,Close to Glacier West entrance. mostly walk up

  • @ournewseason
    @ournewseason2 жыл бұрын

    As always thanks for 2 reasons; #1) Help in planning our 2023 trip, #2) The Laugh - the Goat clip made me LOL!

  • @PhotographybyTimWMoore
    @PhotographybyTimWMoore2 жыл бұрын

    Thank you so much! We are just now starting to make plans for our first trip to Glacier.

  • @imageinphoto
    @imageinphoto2 жыл бұрын

    Kalispell Walmart no longer offers even one night overnight parking. We arrived a day early for our August 2021 reservation at Fishcreek Campground and called and asked if we could spend one night they said NO! By the time we were leaving two weeks later they were putting up the No Overnight Parking Signs. We had traveled through the area in the fall of 2020, and the parking lot was half full of campers and looked like a homeless camp. To further exacerbate the situation that winter there was an admin on the Friends of Glacier National Park Facebook page encouraging people who couldn't get reservations to just plan on camping at Walmart. Unfortunately, people didn't just spend one night there, they were moving in for weeks at time. So, by the time August rolled around Walmart said enough everybody out. I would encourage you to edit your video to reflect this. I also encourage you to make it clear that any Walmart is for one night overnight parking, not for camping in lieu of getting a campsite.

  • @kristymichael

    @kristymichael

    2 жыл бұрын

    We actually have an entire video about overnight parking at Walmart and the etiquette involved. We always say to call ahead, always buy something, don't set up camp, and only stay one night. There were so many people basically living in the Kalispell Walmart parking lot that I knew they would ruin it for the rest of us. Sad for sure, but I understand why the Walmart kicked them out. It was totally out of hand.

  • @brendahill9675
    @brendahill96752 жыл бұрын

    Oh my goodness, you haven't visited Polebridge . You need to go just beautiful. When you go to Polebridge try the cinnamon rolls and the sandwiches at the little store and sandwich shop and bakery. Oh my just delicious. And I mean deeeeelicious. The sandwich is like a hot pocket. I had forgot to mention that.

  • @ariverstonesthrowaway
    @ariverstonesthrowaway2 жыл бұрын

    This was PERFECT! We are in the middle of planning our trip out west with Glacier NP as our main attraction. The information provided was awesome and will help immensely with our planning process. Thank you!

  • @roadhog6603
    @roadhog66032 жыл бұрын

    I hiked the Grinnell Glacier Trail some years back. It was amazing. Can't wait to go there again maybe this summer. Good info. Thx.

  • @bcgrittner8076
    @bcgrittner80762 жыл бұрын

    I went there in 1999. It was a great trip. I stayed at the Mountain Meadow Campground near Hungry Horse. I recommend it highly. I rode my bicycle over Logan Pass. The red buses were parked pending major repairs. Go there !

  • @glowilk5377
    @glowilk53772 жыл бұрын

    Hi you two, I think we’ll wait to visit. We are spontaneous type of RV people. That’s a lot of hassle.

  • @GloriaAntonelli
    @GloriaAntonelli2 жыл бұрын

    Thanks for the update on Glacier National Park. My husband James and I worked last summer at Glacier Meadow RV Park. There were a number of people who arrived who didn’t know about the ticketed system. Hope this information helps visitors plan a wonderful trip. Can’t wait to get back and enjoy the mountains again this summer. Last year Going to the Sun road didn’t open until the beginning of July.

  • @lazz3159
    @lazz31592 жыл бұрын

    touching wedding movies !!! i've been watching you two for a year or two now and you both never fail to amuse the poop out of me...please do not stop doing this, you kids are great and i have learned a lot of tricks along the way...thank you so much. stay safe and have fun !!!

  • @robertgilliland3273
    @robertgilliland32732 жыл бұрын

    Thanks for doing all these videos. Really enjoyable. Also I understand the emotional thrill of getting hitched. Never gets old. Y'all are great, keep up the good work!

  • @ablenow
    @ablenow Жыл бұрын

    Thank you so much for both sharing your experiences and the much needed details. We found your travels so inspiring over the past year of watching your videos that we decided to start our RV Journey-"Oh the Places You'll Go-Dr. Seuss" so to speak. Your authenticity is also much appreciated!!

  • @itchingtogo7362
    @itchingtogo73622 жыл бұрын

    Thanks so much for these videos on the national parks! As someone who is only recently started to visit the west, the videos are quite valuable to have a head start on what to look for, see, and just general insights into the park area.

  • @linda-rubyjacobson4400
    @linda-rubyjacobson44002 жыл бұрын

    Excellent information! Thank you. Last year it was crazy there!! We went on the north road and it was very rough, not paved.

  • @GaryNichols50
    @GaryNichols502 жыл бұрын

    For some reason, that goat encounter is one of my favorite YT clips of all time. He just seemed so nonchalant about meeting you.

  • @sherriweber7105
    @sherriweber71052 жыл бұрын

    Thank you both for this information and heads up on going to this great National Park. It’s really beautiful there and a beautiful drive through there.

  • @RoamingwiththeRamsays
    @RoamingwiththeRamsays2 жыл бұрын

    We had the pleasure of spending 6 months work camping in Columbia Falls in 2020 and enjoyed a lot of Glacier National Park. Although the East Side was closed that year so we didn't get a chance to see that side. The North Fork area is a hidden gem of the park offering some amazing views of the mountain range. The Polebridge Mercantile is a must see and trust me the Huckleberry Bear Claws are worth the drive alone. There is also a great hike outside the park to Hornet Lookout which offers some of the best views in the area.

  • @trustme7731
    @trustme77312 жыл бұрын

    We went up the Going To The Sun Road in 2021. Two of us on a Yamaha Zuma 125 scooter. It got us to the top effortlessly. Unfortunately it was during the forest fires to the southwest but we still loved it despite lower visibility. Keep in mind that there's an RV turn around before the restricted section that continues up the mountain.

  • @rich2785
    @rich27852 жыл бұрын

    I went to Glacier about 25 years ago and been so wanting to return. I will be looking to get an RV in the next couple of years so your content here gets so fired up on returning to the park. Thank you! BTW, I was backpacking on Gunsight Pass. As we were setting up a tent we had a goat walking up to us to see what we were doing. It was way cool.

  • @maustin2147
    @maustin21472 жыл бұрын

    Thanks for the GNP update video. We love all your videos! Well done!

  • @philipgerry5228
    @philipgerry52282 жыл бұрын

    Thanks for the comprehensive Glacier National Park Video. My wife and I are going there in September. Her cousin and husband are going with us. It’s good to know the latest restrictions. We were there almost 30 years ago with a pop up camper. This time is a travel trailer and we’ll stay in Kalispell. Your videos in an interesting and accurate.

  • @phonedude58
    @phonedude582 жыл бұрын

    I love your reviews of these parks, even though you may have done them before, always interesting....hope you do more of the parks along with your other topics you do...keep up the great work!!!

  • @donnajean5372
    @donnajean53722 жыл бұрын

    Great info, heading that way in August for the first time.

  • @jeoinaforest
    @jeoinaforest2 жыл бұрын

    Hey, guys, IGNORE STEWART! Dear wife and I love watching your vids, don't stop! As we get older we are planning on seeing these amazing places! That Goat Incident....was freaking COOL!!! Perfect camera set up!

  • @WILDEBILL308
    @WILDEBILL3082 жыл бұрын

    Going to the sun road is the park! I absolutely recommend the red bus tour. It is a must do. Have you done it? Love the sign at the Logan pass visitors center. "It can snow any day of the year and it has." On the NPS app, did you know they have a separate new app just for Yellowstone. The person who didn't like your videos should just be quiet and continue living in their mouthers basement. They probably never been out of town.

  • @rosannw9357
    @rosannw9357 Жыл бұрын

    Thank you for the very informative video. We are planning to visit Glacier NP in early Sept. and have learned so much from this.

  • @bobbihanratty8792
    @bobbihanratty87922 жыл бұрын

    Happy to hear you will venture up to our state. Enjoy your trip, and stop at Great Falls on your way!!

  • @larrybell5144
    @larrybell51442 жыл бұрын

    Another excellent commentary on visiting a national park. Glacier is definitely a terrific place to visit. I was able to visit in 2017, before all the restrictions, but before Going to the Sun road was completely open. Going through Browning to the east side of the park was a great alternative. Two Medicine lake was very picturesque. Swiftcurrent was a great place to explore, too. Wishing you a great camping season!

  • @greghanson5864
    @greghanson58642 жыл бұрын

    Way to go Kristy! Amazing display of courage in the face of the goat!! Great video on Glacier. One on my faves.

  • @tommcl386
    @tommcl3862 жыл бұрын

    Great video. Won't be in our plan for this year but a definite for another year.

  • @stevertherver3887
    @stevertherver38872 жыл бұрын

    You brought back some great memories! We took our kids on a 3 week vacation out west in the 90's with our 1990 Olds Cutlass and our 1988 Jayco Eagle Pop-Up camper. Glacier NP, I believe, is the most beautiful place in the U.S.!!!

  • @SLloyd-qb8kt
    @SLloyd-qb8kt2 жыл бұрын

    Thanks for the update! Love all your content and look forward to each new video!

  • @timkane9707
    @timkane97072 жыл бұрын

    Enjoy you both! Probably the very best "relevant" RV travel content. Was at Gros Ventre campground this past Fall when you were there but missed your meetup ....wondered what all the people were doing at the theatre area and come to find out next day it was LoLo! GNP is on our radar. 👍

  • @jimross9429
    @jimross94292 жыл бұрын

    Many years ago we did a bicycle tour that included Going To The Sun Road. We road from St. Marys to Glacier. It was by far the most amazing vacation we have ever been on. We were there in July and encountered sleet at the summit of Logan's Pass. Going down hill from Logan's Pass was a once in a life time experience. We easly hit 40 mph without pedaling, the hard part was not riding the breaks and overheating the rims causing a blow out!!!

  • @2manyhikers
    @2manyhikers2 жыл бұрын

    Thanks so much for the updated information.........it really is a special place, we have loved hiking in Glacier for decades and so look forward to a return trip.................... signed.........a resident of the great white north, resident in your attic and hopefully not one of the pesty Canadians....................

  • @dougd9944
    @dougd99442 жыл бұрын

    Funny, I just left the beach..LoL We did West Glazier with Beastie Boy and Mini Me.... Mini me is a Mini Cooper convertible... we did the road with the Top Down... It was Awesome... We stayed at Apgar... Nice....

  • @tomfurlong5091
    @tomfurlong50912 жыл бұрын

    I live in montana and have made many spontaneous trips to glacier over the years ! I snuck in last year, got a campsite at apgar and was in for 3 days. Rode my bike on going to the sun road which was closed to traffic !!!! Its the 8th wonder of the world ! Most important info i didnt know was apgar going to a reservation system ! That hurts ! There are so many beautiful accessible areas for me to recreate in my home state but its getting trickier to do. A chance i might not have a visit this year ! Thanks for the information , tommy montana

  • @loseerich493
    @loseerich4932 жыл бұрын

    We were there last summer. Fire smoke was brutal for almost entire 2 weeks in the area. Low water levels made rafting real crappy. Did enjoy going over & seeing as well as doing some small hikes in the Many Glacier area of the park. Upside to over there is WAY less people, but downside is gravel road for a # of miles getting in there. Not a knarly gravel road but gravel nonetheless. Lots of good breweries in the area now. Did a beer tour 1 day & that was a blast.

  • @poolman3939
    @poolman3939 Жыл бұрын

    You two are the best of the best never change. Thank you for what you do. Hope to meet you sometime on the road. 😊

  • @unclevernz
    @unclevernz2 жыл бұрын

    You two are the best most informative channel on KZread. I have followed you for years. My wife and I visited YSNP and Grand Tetons last year and plan to visit Glazier this year. We are really excited about returning to the Tetons because of your videos about Gros Ventre c/g. Also want to spend more time in Idaho along the Snake River thanks to your videos. Thank you for being our “point” and showing us the way.

  • @paulhindman5703
    @paulhindman57032 жыл бұрын

    Thanks so much for doing the research . Saved me lots of time and frustration.

  • @tragedytrousers1769
    @tragedytrousers17692 жыл бұрын

    Great timing on this video. We just made reservations for St.Mary campground mid September so we wouldn't need reservations for sun road.

  • @Pack.Leader
    @Pack.Leader2 жыл бұрын

    I totally missed this one! Gonna watch it now. These videos on the individual national parks for 2022 are so awesome. I appreciate all the beautiful footage and all the information you give. All the work that went into making them. You're going to save a lot of people a lot of grief. I loved the bonus footage at the end too. Kristy, you look amazing. Sean, you're not looking bad either. ~ And Stewart, find your happy place and don't be such a grouch.

  • @LongLongHoneymoon

    @LongLongHoneymoon

    2 жыл бұрын

    Haha thank you Bea… Kristy looks amazing. As for me, I’m afraid my warranty has expired and I’m a high mileage example…. 😂

  • @leebiggs2844
    @leebiggs28442 жыл бұрын

    My wife and I visited in 2017. I really liked the North Fork area, there are some beautiful lakes up there. Just outside the Polebridge entrance is the Polebridge Mercantile, an off grid store and bakery. They have THE BEST Huckleberry Bear claws! Sean and Kristy, I'm sorry you've missed out on that part of the park.

  • @mikebutler4322
    @mikebutler43222 жыл бұрын

    Always the best videos! Glacier is on our bucket list once things hopefully settle down. Loved the goat encounter.

  • @janicevoss864
    @janicevoss8642 жыл бұрын

    Please don’t listen to people who tell you to quit uploading videos. We enjoy your KZread channel so much!! Keep the good times rolling and safe travels 😊🇺🇸💕

  • @troyclawson5677
    @troyclawson56772 жыл бұрын

    yall always give good imformation thanks have a blessed week!

  • @dougsoehl9737
    @dougsoehl97372 жыл бұрын

    Thank you for this info on Glacier, you answered so many of our questions!

  • @whitleyrobertson7070
    @whitleyrobertson70702 жыл бұрын

    Great info on Glacier, I am not heading that way this year, but keeping up with changes is always good. Congrats on getting hitched!

  • @ShowMeAnAdventure
    @ShowMeAnAdventure2 жыл бұрын

    I’m glad you guys are covering this info, because my mom and I were there in June 2021 and couldn’t get into the West entrance until after 5pm, even though GTTS road was still closed bc we didn’t have a ticket. It ended up working out though-we hiked in Two Medicine and loved the views there, and still got to see the Trail of Cedars and Lake MacDonald after 5 pm. Thank goodness it stays light until 10pm that time of year In Montana! We stayed in Kalispell (not RV travelers) and loved the little town. I’ll definitely go back someday and make sure GTTS road is open! It looks beautiful!!

  • @zhenli2345
    @zhenli23452 жыл бұрын

    I've been to Glacier pretty much every year in recent years. We have another trip planned for July. This will be our first time dealing with the ticketing system. Last year we went after Labor Day and dodged the bullet:-) Appreciate the information!

  • @missypooh1109
    @missypooh11092 жыл бұрын

    OMG!! You guys are my favorite!! I became a nomad because of your awesome videos!! Thank you for sharing your experiences with us!!

  • @roamingwolfpack
    @roamingwolfpack2 жыл бұрын

    This is fantastic information, and sounds like a lot of research for informing everyone of the various dates! Very much appreciated!

  • @kenvalliere7906
    @kenvalliere79062 жыл бұрын

    The Northfork area is spectacular. In 2020 it was the only area we could get deep into. We missed out on Going to the Sun Road due to Covid. Bowman and Kintla Lakes were so beautiful.

  • @Hovermaster
    @Hovermaster2 жыл бұрын

    Wow what a thorough presentation! Strong work!

  • @boatrvme8478
    @boatrvme84789 ай бұрын

    Keep filming...Just returned to Ga. From Yellowstone and Tetons!! You guys inspired me more than you know! Long time subber🙂

  • @TomSpurlock
    @TomSpurlock2 жыл бұрын

    Love your videos. You two are great, and cover most of the burning questions. We're headed to Glacier in late July, looking forward to it. It appears difficult to cover the East side attractions (Many Glacier), being 120mi drive from the West entrance where we'll be camping at Moose Creek. If we get a GTTS pass, maybe we can continue over to Many Glacier that way.

  • @hipshot823
    @hipshot8232 жыл бұрын

    Thanks for all the information. I live in Montana and did not know all of that.

  • @ronchalfant6394
    @ronchalfant63942 жыл бұрын

    Thank you Sean and Kristy for the comprehensive review of instructions for visiting Glacier Nat'l Park. Lots of changes and you have provided very important info. Maybe Yosemite could take a lesson from Glacier. Visiting Yosemite is a nightmare! I have been many times but I'm done now. Thank you again!

  • @KimInCalifornia

    @KimInCalifornia

    2 жыл бұрын

    It's hard to get reservations, but the best part of Yosemite is in the high Sierras. They start taking reservations at White Wolf Lodge and Tuolumne Meadows one year plus one day in advance. Both lodges are really just tent cabins.

  • @Tom-px4fn
    @Tom-px4fn2 жыл бұрын

    Thanks for an update big big changes since I lived and worked out of Whitefish back in 2003. Another idea which is an option is to head to Northwest to Eurika. The drive along Lake Cocanusa is amazing from the bridge across the lake to the dam there is a road on both sides of the lake. Traffic was very light and many beautiful views

  • @robertdoyen5434
    @robertdoyen54342 жыл бұрын

    Great video lots of good information and I have to check that out maybe next year I wanna trip to Yellowstone this year

  • @joycemoses2411
    @joycemoses24112 жыл бұрын

    Loved Glacier and the Red Bus Tour!!! We appreciate you!

  • @somedayistodayrv
    @somedayistodayrv2 жыл бұрын

    Well, another great and informative video! Glad to see things are not as restrictive and I hope to get up there next year so it might be even better...hopefully. Take care and safe travels!

  • @bobrg1459
    @bobrg14592 жыл бұрын

    Thanks for the info on Glacier.On the bucket list this year.

  • @debbizill9835
    @debbizill98352 жыл бұрын

    Thank you for this information. I'm happy to know there might be a opportunity not to drive ourselves and enjoy the sights.

  • @karlmopete
    @karlmopete2 жыл бұрын

    Thanks for the video. My wife and I rode the highway on our Harleys. This is definitely one of the best rides in the USA

  • @capodad2u
    @capodad2u2 жыл бұрын

    Went last year. The shuttle is free and by far the best way to see it. They run both directions every 15-30 min you don't have to worry about driving or parking or fuel costs. Also took the red bus tour, thought it was costly, freezing cold and not worth the high cost or lack of versatility the (heated) shuttle service offers. We spent several days in our rv at both west and east glacier. There are also several other entrances you can drive into without size restrictions besides going to the sun road.

  • @robertcovington7222
    @robertcovington7222 Жыл бұрын

    U guys r great, Stewart can take a hike, I’ve watched u for yrs,Grace be with you

  • @marvinpeters5794
    @marvinpeters57942 жыл бұрын

    2008, Portland to Glacier NP, Alberta, British Columbia, Washington, back to Portland by Motorcycle. Glacier and Waterton Lakes Parks are breathtaking. GTS Highway didn't open until 2nd week in July that year due to the snow.

  • @swansodi
    @swansodi2 жыл бұрын

    Wow, I am glad I have been to Glacier. But, I am sure if I did decide to go again, this video will be a big help. Zion in Utah has some interesting reservations, etc...

  • @danasampson818
    @danasampson8182 жыл бұрын

    Great info. Things have changed a lot over the past couple years due to covid. You provide up to date information on what to expect.

  • @carolemariol5706
    @carolemariol57062 жыл бұрын

    Thanks so much for the update. We would love to go and were planning to try this year but just too many restrictions and hoops to jump through. Maybe someday WAY past covid mania, if that ever happens. There are other absolutely beautiful places to see with less hassle.

  • @adamwilliams5516
    @adamwilliams55162 жыл бұрын

    We're heading there towards the end of September to beat the crowds and experience the fall colors. Still have tons of research to do. Thank you for all the great information and tips!

  • @markdanford1910
    @markdanford19102 жыл бұрын

    I think you guys are doing a great job! Keep up the good work

  • @allanwarmflash4440
    @allanwarmflash44402 жыл бұрын

    have love your vids fun great info this is our National park season

  • @SMButler
    @SMButler2 жыл бұрын

    Beautiful hitching sequence.

  • @daviddion3731
    @daviddion37312 жыл бұрын

    GREAT job!

  • @COMMANDER-ONE
    @COMMANDER-ONE2 жыл бұрын

    STUART must be a KZread wannabe competitor! Keep em coming you two! Love it and it gets me pumped up to go CAMPING!

  • @toddramsay977
    @toddramsay9772 жыл бұрын

    You are correct. We found this out driving the Going to the Sun Rd. We were there the first week of June and could only drive 25 miles from the west. We had to turn around due to 19' of snow they were still clearing in the pass. It was almost July befire you could drive all the way through. We went to ghe East entrance and could only drive 18 miles in. We haven't been back but we are planning. I thought my truck camper would be allowed but I am 27 ft and 12 ft high. Great video!

  • @Augiebracerofam
    @Augiebracerofam2 жыл бұрын

    Great information! You being Oh Gee you tubers, it is nice you can pull clips from your past videos. Except for Sean’s hat, those videos look like they were filmed last week. Little risky hitching moment there. Glad the kids were not around , I was blushing a little. 😊 thank you for sharing and have a great day.

  • @coastskyadventures2752
    @coastskyadventures27522 жыл бұрын

    Going to be there at the end of July. Wish me luck. Although I couldn't secure a campground in the park, because they was gone in seconds. But, I did get a campground right outside the park with there advance registration that opened up this January.

  • @maryhamilton2053
    @maryhamilton20532 жыл бұрын

    Never ever go away! What would I do without your great videos and info! Fantastic content here and your both great!! Thank you for all you do. Can’t figure out how to tip you$$ yet… please help.

  • @williamcunningham1586
    @williamcunningham15862 жыл бұрын

    Thanks guys, very informative! We are heading there in September of 22

  • @ricks.1318
    @ricks.13182 жыл бұрын

    Sean, ... Both you and Kristie do an absolute AWESOME job with EVERY video that you post .... I (like so MANY others have been LONG TIME "LoLoHo" fans because of the GREAT content, information, and BEAUTIFUL views that you both share with the world !!!!! Please Keep it going.... (Rick from Massachusetts)

  • @billzibell8004
    @billzibell80042 жыл бұрын

    I have followed your channel for a few years can't say I've ever seen a bad video from you guy's! Great content very informative with some humor. Keep up the great work!