Eighteen years ago, we moved our little family to
Helena, Montana. This gave me the
opportunity to travel the Seeley Swan route to Libby, Montana to visit
family. I would say that this is my
favorite section of Montana travel, but in reality, I haven't found a
favorite. I love every highway and road
I take in Big Sky Country. However, in
my travels with kids, I don't make many, if any, detours. On this trip, I spontaneously turned right as
I traveled through the Condon section of the highway.
I found what I refer to as Pine Alley. As I drove this section of the three miles, I
thought of the famous Oak Alley in Louisiana.
Here is the Montana equivalent.
Continuing up the road, I finally saw Holland
Lake. I have passed the sign over
thirty-five times and never visited the picnic area. I enjoyed shooting some photos.
My destination for the day was Libby to visit my
parents, uncle, and grandpa. In the
morning, I went on a little walk. I
thought this was a fun photo opportunity.
The main reason for my trip was to attend an Enlisted
State Convention in Kalispell.
Determined to see a new sight in the area, I took the first morning to
travel about four miles from town to Lone Pine State Park. I hiked up and down the small mountainside
enjoying the spring flowers and view.
How could I not love Montana?
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