Pacific Northwest Gardening: June in Montana RU near Glacier Park., 1 by Soferdig

Soferdig wrote:
OK it is starting to come together. Looks like there will be lots of people from both Rocky Mountain and Pac NW. Therefore our house will have 3 double beds, Lots of other floor space in the house. We have a Super 8 hotel and many others here for those who want to have privacy, Lots of B&Bs, Camping and motorhome space at our house. Plus many other parks in our area to camp. My home has 3 fenced acres that I am welcoming dogs to come. Yes you will need to tether them from time to time but they can run free without worry in the area. Small dogs could get out but we have electric fence if you dog is used to the collar. My dogs would like to have someone to play with. So Kayte bring them. We also have a great kennel nearby if you want to go somewhere they can't. We have an area Called Jewell Basin that allows dogs to hike on leash (and off). We have 2 canoes for those who want to paddle our small and large rivers. I hope to have my sailboat down here from Alaska this spring but if not we have a yacht club which loves to take people out racing on Friday night, Saturday, or Sunday cruises. Flathead Lake has many lodges if you want to stay on the lake while you vacation here. NOTE GRIZZLEY BEARS do not frequent our area and pets are not at risk. We do have black bears, raptors, and lots of deer to cause you to be aware of so very small dogs are at risk from eagle, and hawks. Large dogs would like to chase the deer and leashes are important to have when hiking.
It is my plan on having so many things to do and so many people we can plan on groups or individuals doing what ever they want each day. We will plan breakfast and Dinners at our house and the days are free to you. This is a picture of Flathead Lake.