[Cdt-l] How to get to start for SOBO?

[Jack Haskel]

I'm on a plane to Spokane, WA the night of June 12th. After four hours waiting, I'll be catching the eastbound train to Glacier at 1:30am on the 13th. I'll be in East Glacier on the morning of the 13th. Who'll be there with me?


On Jun 2, 2010, at 8:02 AM, Ron Dobra wrote:

> Jack...I agree. The eastbound train comes in before the daily shuttle,
> but I was very lucky to get a space as they fill up...the "hiker
> motel" (can't remember the name; re:Yogi) is a good place to stay if
> you have to wait. I suggest trucking up to Waterton for the
> start...good campground in town and a great walk down the lake. I'll
> be starting my last section in Lima, MT on June 30th, so maybe if you
> boogie and I mosey you'll catch up by the time I'm off in
> Silverthorne, CO. Say hi to Rachel.
> zen quake
> greenville, maine
> 
> On 6/1/10, Jack Richardson <jackrichardson at roadrunner.com> wrote:
>> Hi everyone,
>> 
>> Confidence about a CDT sobo is building every day. My blisters from
>> the aborted nobo in April are healed but I need to get into shape.
>> 
>> One question is .... bus, train or plane? That is from Maine.
>> 
>> Bus to Whitefish is fairly inexpensive but need to get to Glacier NP.
>> 
>> Train to East Glacier is almost 3X bus. I understand that there is a
>> shuttle to Glacier NP.
>> 
>> Plane to Seattle/Spokane is relatively inexpensive but need to get to
>> Glacier NP.
>> 
>> Any help will be appreciated,
>> 
>> Jack
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