St Regis, Montana (7/24/20 to 7/26) Blog post 98


                                         (Another State added to our map- Montana)

We arrived at this very cute RV park- Nugget RV park. The owners of the park, own 30 acres of land. There are 6 main trails to hike or bike on. Each of those trails has sub-trails on them.
We also rode our bike down the road to the main travel center. It is known for their "Worlds best huckleberry" shake. Yes it was amazing. When we first sat down, I did not know if we should get up and run out. A majority of the visitors wore masks, but all the employees did not. Neil must have saw the concern on my face, because the next thing he was doing was checking the covid stats for the area. The county we were in and the neighboring had zero cases, thus zero deaths. It still bothered me because of the amount of visitors that come and go through the center. We decided to stay. We remained vigilant about wearing our masks and constantly using sanitizer.
    

While in St Regis, we took a bike ride to the Clark River Fork by way of the No 223 trail. This was by far our hardest bike ride yet, with a gain in elevation 528ft. The views were amazing. We also saw a baby deer, then its brother or sister and mama (They were too fast for a picture). On our way back down, we saw another deer. 

(Golf course across the freeway from the Nugget RV Park)     

Pond we found while heading to one of the many trails








                                                              (Critter hole, but no critter)





 

(Bike ride to Clark River Fork trail #223)

This rv park, very popular; So many RV's arriving. I did a time lapse video of all the RV's arriving. I think just as many left in the morning.

                                       

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