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Wormius · 08-20-2013, 02:36 PM

So, we were previously going to travel from Calgary to Kelowna, stop overnight, and then head to Seattle, but our reason to travel to Kelowna is no longer the case, so we're thinking of heading south into Montana and driving west.

There seem to be a few options for routes, and we'd consider breaking the trip up over 2 days if there was something entertaining along the way, or even if it was a little bit out of the way.

We have done the Going to the Sun Road a few times already, so we're not really entertaining that as a possible route, but is there anything worthwhile doing along the way? I remember Lake Chelan being quite a fun little spot, when I was younger, but I don't know if that is still the case.

We already have plans for Seattle, that include the City Pass attractions, and others like the Future of Flight and the Boeing tour. And then in Vancouver/Portland we're doing a bunch of Mt. St. Helens hikes and sightseeing. (Ape Caves, the observatories, etc).

08-20-2013, 02:36 PM	#1
Wormius Franchise Player Join Date: Feb 2011 Location: Somewhere down the crazy river. Exp:	Driving from Calgary to Seattle - Route Options? So, we were previously going to travel from Calgary to Kelowna, stop overnight, and then head to Seattle, but our reason to travel to Kelowna is no longer the case, so we're thinking of heading south into Montana and driving west. There seem to be a few options for routes, and we'd consider breaking the trip up over 2 days if there was something entertaining along the way, or even if it was a little bit out of the way. We have done the Going to the Sun Road a few times already, so we're not really entertaining that as a possible route, but is there anything worthwhile doing along the way? I remember Lake Chelan being quite a fun little spot, when I was younger, but I don't know if that is still the case. We already have plans for Seattle, that include the City Pass attractions, and others like the Future of Flight and the Boeing tour. And then in Vancouver/Portland we're doing a bunch of Mt. St. Helens hikes and sightseeing. (Ape Caves, the observatories, etc).