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Montana Daydreamers
http://www.montanadaydreamers.blogspot.com
The Adventures of Danger Prone Daisy and Desperado Doug as they explore Montana and other interesting places. Lots of hiking and visiting historical sites. Tips and suggestions on taking your dog with you.
- Added on: Apr 19th, 2008
- Country: United States
- Language: English
- Author: Douglas Black
- Listed in: Outdoor Recreation Travel
- Tags: travel camping hiking Backpacking montana dayhiking
Recent Posts
Hiking Old Logging Roads
Old logging roads are an easy way to get into some of the back country in our National Forests. Daisy and I sort of stumbled across the idea of hiking some of these unused logging roads while out hiking on the Lewis and Clark National Historic Trail...
The Lee Metcalf National Wildlife Refuge
The Lee Metcalf National Wildlife Refuge is in the Bitterroot Valley on the banks of the Bitterroot River just north of Stevensville Montana. To get there leave Stevensville on Highway 203 for about .2 of a mile and turn left onto Waterfowl Lane. Dr...
Flathead Lake Ice Sheet
"Hey Doug, are you sure we're still in Montana and not the Artic?" I'll tell you what after the subzero temperatures we'd had for a couple of weeks I could understand anyone's confusion. Flathead Lake seemed to cooperate by being calm long enough fo...
Cedar Lake Hike
It's easy to get lost in the beauty of Cedar Lake that's why it's one of our favorite wilderness hikes. Even though we might get lost on the way to the trailhead; and I've had trouble finding it several times over the last few years it's worth the e...
Daisy Gets Immortalized On Canvas
It's not everyday that you get your portrait painted and everyone was amazed by this painting of Daisy. When we first heard of the Daisy Portrait we had no idea it would be as breathtaking as this and couldn't wait to show it off to everyone. Artist...
DeVoto Memorial Cedar Grove
The DeVoto Memorial Cedar Grove is in Idaho just past the Montana/Idaho border. To get there leave Lolo Montana on Highway 12 heading west. Drive a little more than 32 miles to the Montana/Idaho Vistor center on Lolo Pass. Continue driving into Idah...
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