Makoshika State Park - Glendive Montana
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Hey Russ! It's hard not to say beautiful, spectacular, everyday. You've taken us so many unique places. That canyon is truly a beautiful, hidden gem. Must have been great to have the whole place to yourself in a storm. I tell my dog who hates to get his feet wet the same thing......Marty, I don't control the weather! See you tomorrow, hopefully!😀🌻
This FL girl loves, loves the way you film from the windshield. Makes me feel as if I am right there with you. Thanks so much for the views, the views...all about the views!
Absolutely incredible scenery! One would be hard pressed to pick just one state for it’s beauty, because each state is a show stopper! And, the drone shots rock my world every time!! Loved the sunset at the end!!🥰🐾😘🐾
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I lived in Glendive for 6 years and went to Makoshika over two dozen times. I loved the place and the quiet was awesome. When you were leaving town you drove by the RR depot where I worked on the right and the old beer jug on the left where I had many an excellent sandwich
I noticed the old R.R. Depot as Russ drove by. Beautiful building with lotsa history, no doubt. Would love to see the inside.
Al oh yes very good sandwiches at mugs and jugs, and go over to The Gust Hauf for pizza and beer!
Marty Rose inside was amazing all the old ticket booths when they ran passenger trains through there, all when I worked there all we ran is coal trains.
@@benhancock8143 Thanks Ben! I'll have to remember this.😀
Last frontier! As a little girl my dear Dad would take the family here :-) Beautiful memories. Thank you for sharing!
Also lived in Glendive. Was there from 1981 to 1985. At that time there was a public rifle/pistol range in the park. It appears to be gone now. Park entrance was free to Glendive residents. The weather can be brutal. I suffered through hail storms, 110 degrees in the summer and 40 below in the winter. Engine block heaters are mandatory for winter driving. Still have friends there.
I've never seen anything like it. I'll bet the acoustics in that amphitheater are fantastic. Thank you so much for sharing this place.
Wonderful video despite the rain. I don't know if anyone has ever said this, but I greatly appreciate the fact that you keep your videos rated G without foul language and curse words. I can share your videos with FB friends, as well as let my grandkids watch them, and not worry about any unacceptable language. With some videos there are frequent curse words, and I have to shut it off and not subscribe to that channel. Thanks again, Russ, for your diligent work in bringing terrific videos for us to enjoy, and travel with you. Have an awesome day. Greetings from central Florida. :)
Bonnie Clyne Right Russ is the Man! clean wholesome Entertainment for everyone!
I agree, Russ is too intelligent to go off kilter.
Very amazing place. The state did a great job setting up that park. Who would of known such a nice Park was there.
Next time go to the left of the camp site at the bottom. It is so beautiful. You walk through flowing waters, incredible place.
With all the beautiful places in Montana it would take me months to see everything. Makoshika State Park surely is one of the tip of the ice burgs to see. Yes, those were petrified wood and loved the layers of rock formations. Geology has always been one of my interest. Russ about what time to plan to go live Sunday.
The beer jug burned down in 2018. Glendive is a hidden gem , Makoshika is one of the best places to see the stars at night. The northern lights can be seen too.
Just a detour, on the way to Sydney there are the most beautiful campsites along side the yellowstone river. Best thing about this part of Montana and N, Dakota .......no people!
The Beer Jug did burn, but not down to the ground. It was gutted by the fire, but it still stands. I was there in the summer of 2021.
Campsite 29 is the best spot in the park!! Great episode
Boy that was a different place to visit. I liked the way the erosion was cutting all that rock into sculptures. That was worth seeing. I always liked camping through thunderstorms at night. They were always pretty spectacular to see at night. I enjoyed the stop at that campsite. Happy trails.
Thank you for such a wonderful video of our state park! It's so awesome to have it right here in our backyard. You portrayed it wonderfully in the rain. I was waiting for you to slip with your camera. Glad you didn't try doing the hills. The mud in Makoshika is beyond slippery when wet. Thank you!
I camped out there once about five years ago. Beautiful place. Driving through a neighborhood to get to a camp ground is unique.
Where are all the people? MY KIND OF PLACE!!!!!!!
so typical of places in Montana, it;s one reason I love living here.
Neat rock formations, and wood. Beautiful rock faces. Very scenic site. Nice place for stargazing on a clear night. Thanks for taking us along. 😊👍
Are you going to Duluth, Minnesota on Lake Superior? It has a very beautiful sceneries and history especially the biggest lake in the world. A lot of thick forest iron mines around the area and the north shore to the Canadian US boarder. And a lot of activities going on, good museums, camp grounds and nice Minnesota people. Water falls, rivers, lakes, board walks, light house, well preserve small towns USA, arich history of mansion.
Watching this in 2020. Didn't find you til late last yr. Great videos - been watching all your summer 2019. This area in MT is prettier than Teddy Roosevelt National Park in the ND Badlands area that we visited when we lived in ND. Never made it to southern half of MT when we lived in ND. Glacier & N into Canada were always our go to vacations. Looks like we missed some pretty interesting stuff in MT.
Thank you for another beautiful video. It would be helpful if you let folks know roughly what time you plan to go live.
Great views and drone footage would go there if I'm in the area.
North Dakota and Montana are awesome willingston friends live there oil industry got to go up and go hunting elk in Montana great Backcountry is incredible I like the Drone shots cool video thank you so much totally enjoyable I guess just got to be old like you right
Such a beautiful area, thank you for sharing.. ⛰🏞🌄🌅..........🎢 This roller coaster is how you would be going, if you slid off any of those trails, due to slippery mud.....
Montana has some of the most active electric storms any where.I lived in Mont. for awhile and was very impressed.
Wow nice, looks like Indian country, easy to get lost in those canyons, like you being on top looking down 😎👍 p.s. That last gas station stop has a greyhound bus sign, now that’s small town America
Great video! I happened across this because I was looking for information on Glendive, MT. My Great Grandfather moved there in 1909. I'm trying to get in touch with folks there that may have information on what the draw was to that area at that time. I see too that I need to turn on the dashcam in my RV and start narrating my travels!
I'm really glad to know that I'm not the only person who uses old fashioned paper maps.
Jurassic Park, lol. You just mentioned the dino head sticking out the museum wall. Interesting formations & the land must be crazy old! Would be neat to have a geologist along to explain some of this ancient land. So happy Teddy Roosevelt saved these lands for us and whoever may have helped him. Wonder if the Badlands are similar in appearance to the things in this park. Wish I'd had forethought to take my son's to these parks many years ago. I just learned of some of these parks by seeing these videos. Fascinating!
I agree w beach girl👍🏻
Live 5 minutes away, love the point if rocks camp site. Some of the trails are dicey even in the best of conditions. There are some parts of the park that are not accessible when wet.
Eastern MT is looking very pretty for this time of the year.
Nice state !
My first time to see one of your videos...very interesting. I love to travel, so I'm looking forward to seeing more of you. 🙂
Awesome park. I’d like to see it under different lighting conditions. Love the drone shots.
Beautiful! Thanks for sharing, Russ.
What camera are you walking with? So clear, so smooth and awesome voice..no wind sounds.
Just hiked switchback and hungry Joe a few days ago. Amazing place. Definitely needs to be dry! Great vid!
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Beautiful video. Thank you Russ.
I want the RV life one day.
Very Nice Video! How Cool is that! That’s what Say! New Subscriber passing through Glendive MT THNX! Love your easy going commentary! CJ
Nice
I think it's prettier than ND Badlands. Didn't know it was there.
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Hello Russ! 🙋 Like looking over a mini grand canyon!
Where is everyone? No traffic seems so odd compared to Ca.
Gas same price in Tallahassee, Florida.
Is that last little gas station at the 26:37 at Beach North Dakota? I spent the night there years ago having drove from Lewiston Idaho.I was in Sioux City Ia that night with only 6 dollars of gas money left ..
Badlands
cool stuff:) you should have flew a kite like ben:)
What month was this? Last time we were there it was 109 in the shade.
Hey Russ what time do you go live tomorrow? 🙋
Where the vultures?
Too bad you didn't record the thunderstorms.
what time live russ ???????????
me too ???
@@laytonhaese7888 me three!!
Me four
its like a big world flood did all this
26:09 "Welcome to North Dakota Legendary" Legendary for what? Flat land and lack of trees? LOL.
Fort Abraham Lincoln where Custer left from to die at the Little Bighorn.(Bismarck) Near Bismarck Lewis & Clark camped coming and going on the Missouri river. Lots of Indian history.
Teddy Roosevelt lived in the badlands of N. Dakota, Medora, ND, to be specific. He had a cattle ranch there. He left his home in New York State to grieve the loss of his wife and mother both of who died on the same day. North Dakota helped him to toughen up for the time when he joined the military and later for politics, as he became the 26th American president. I lived for a few years in North Dakota and the people are very kind-hearted. I am from Glendive, MT.
It's not mother nature it's Father GOD.
Why in the hell don't you step out of your gas guzzling rig. And meet the locals? Boring as hell.