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Glacier National Park // Riding Bikes on Going to the Sun Road with No Cars - Mountain trips

Glacier National Park // Riding Bikes on Going to the Sun Road with No Cars - Mountain trips

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Rating: 4.0; Vote: 1
This episode should be titled: Riding going to the sun road with no cars one and a half times and climbing mount Reynolds. It's a confusing time to adventure and this episode is a great example of the confusion that's out there. Doesn't mean you can't have an awesome time. It just means you have to be flexible and pack a lot of food
Date: 2023-01-17

Comments and reviews: 20


FFS, the Park website had been, and continues to post closures. They have had WAAAY higher levels of snowfall that is sticking around way later in the season. Granite Chalet usually doesn't have snow near it for miles this time of years and it's covered. It took longer to clear the roads this year. Just a buncha whiny bro's complaining about the NP. Try checking their website, and you woulda known. You probably checked the day before and not the day of. I mean, they couldn't even operate a bike rack.
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I seen a few of these guys videos and Ill just blown away about the numbers they put up as far as distance trail running, hiking, skiing, vertical climbing, etc. The cardio conditioning that they are in must be off the charts and they look to be age-wise in their mid-late 30s. Whats even more mind boggling is the junk fund they consume during the activities. Unreal. Im sure they must eat healthy off camera.
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I made the video! I can be seen at 8: 50 when Danny looks up to the gate and says, we're thinking we will go back down. It's funny I saw these three guys running down the trail and I thought, who runs this trail in bike shorts and some kind of European mountain boot? It was an absolutely gorgeous day. I wish I would have know to hike up Mt Reynolds with these lunatics! Well done gentlemen.
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Another awesome day and great to watch, thanks. Finally dont have to live vicariously through you here in Spain, back out there myself. A quick question, if I may: what means do you have for keeping batteries in GoPros, mobiles, GPS, drones charged to capture such amazing days?
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I went there at 5 am and at 8 am i had a mental breakdown because of absolute bs by park rangers, cant stay here, no hammocks, no bike ridi g between 11-4 those spots are taken. All of it was a nightmare. Im noy a tourist ive been there 6 times its like this ALL THE TIME
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Another amazing video! Your guys' videos are just such a treat to watch! So fun, such cool locations, great commentary, love it all! It always amazes me how you guys don't cramp up when you do these things though! I feel like my legs would just give out on me!
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This video kind of verified the things I've thought about hard core road cyclists. Very winy, overly competitive, and complain about everything, without any self reflection. That being said. if you turn down the sound, this is a beautiful video.
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This is my fav NP and its amazing! We went there in august and saw a lot of bikers thinking who ate those crazy people lol You are awesome!
They have a we side with great every day updates on what parts of the park are open or closed!

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Great video, but you guys don't seem like very good company. Here's a tip: develop a vocabulary for talking to the camera when improvising itinerary or dealing with setbacks that avoids snark, complaining, etc. At least for the camera.
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We are planning on riding Bikes on Going to the Sun Road in 10 days (5/20/21 through 5/22/21) any tricks to know what time each day the gate is open? We will be there Thursday, Friday and Saturday. Thank you very much!
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GLACIER its the park that lets you do it all, Swim, Bike, Run, Climb, Ski or Board and of course run for your life Bear and Sheep moments. Utah to Banff on a bike in the 70s. thats epic, Your Dad set the bar pretty high.
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I'm with Matt on the bear concerns, but Matt, that little guy by the road wouldn't have worried me nearly as much as the thought of oh hell, where's THE MOM. I would not want to cycle at speed into a 700lb black bear: -O
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I was beyond impressed, sitting here thinking, my God, these are MEN, when I hear - I powered up on Twinkies. Perfect. Perfect timing! I bust out laughing. I agree by the way, long live Twinkies!
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Sorry folks. Parks closed. Moose out front should have told you. But yall persevered. Awesome. Riding down in the dark. Id have gone over the cliff. But it would have been an awesome last day.
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Hey guys thanks for your videos! The Highline from the loop is cool and in 2019 I was charged by a sow with a couple of cubs in the burn below the chalet at dusk and by myself. Fun times!
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Hey- anyone know what happened with their Animal Planet TV show 100 miles from nowhere that aired in 2015 and is now on Amazon? What happened to Season 2? Why did it get canceled?
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Great video guys. You gave me more hiking ideas. But just so you know in future visits it's not called Rd to the Sun like you called it lol it's called Going to the Sun Rd: )
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Damn, what an amazing opportunity you guys had biking on Going to the Sun Road without any cars, motorcycles, huge 40' RVs, etc. Once in a lifetime chance probably!
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I'm heading up over labor day weekend -- I assume you guys took the SW Talus slope route up Reynolds? It seems easy enough to figure out but do you have your track?
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Just got back from a weekend trip to Glacier -- Reynolds was a nice little climb, but then did Gould the next day, I think you guys would really like that one!
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