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Going-to-the-Sun Road, Montana

Tam and I rented two electric bikes and hired a guide, then set out to Going To The Sun Road. We started on the West side of Glacier National Park from Avalanche parking lot. The trip started with a small incline, and we stopped along the way for photo opts. 

After a few miles, the road became steeper and the views more amazing.


This is Haystack Butte. 
Our guides stopped and did snow Angles.

We really started going up and found out why the road is closed to cars until around late June. They remove the guardrails in the fall so the ice and snow does not damage the guardrails. They spend May and June putting the guardrails back and cleaning the road.

Once at the top we ran into big horn sheep and a many deer. 

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