Day 11: Into Glacier National Park, Over the Continental Divide

After a great nights sleep in a heated greenhouse I was all charged up for the Rocky Mountains and Glacier National park. The road that I wanted to take, road to the sun I heard was closed from Chris so I took an alternate Route through. About 15 miles in I took a pit stop for some pancakes at a little cafe and then continued on up into Glacier. The scenery was very beautiful and the road was awesome for road biking on. From West Glacier, Mariahs Pass was about 40 miles up. So Mariahs pass is actually the Continental Divide so I was pretty pumped when I reached this point. This was the second mountain range down. Once I reached the top there were very strong winds out of the west blowing straight east at 18 mph. So the downhill was very fast and very fun. I stopped in the town of East Glacier and then continued on to Cut Bank. In between East Glacier and Cut Bank is a town called Browning. I ran into John when I was coming out of the gas station heading to Cut Bank. The ride into Cutbank continued to be very fast, although the road was pretty crappy once we reached the actual town of Cut Bank

Miles biked Today: 118
Miles Biked total: 783