US 2 In Montana and Idaho

[freewill2008]

Truckers run US-2 and so will your PT40. Now, if you wanted to go
north on US-89 and then cross the park at St. Mary that would be a
different story. Very high, narrow, and twisty. In fact, I think that
road is closed this year due to slide damage. US-2 should be fine for
you however.

I-90 is faster than US-2, but a freeway is a freeway is a freeway . . .

For a great look at Washington's mountains from a good highway,
consider turning north off US-2 at Orondo, WA and then left on WA-153
for a few miles until you hit WA-20 between Carlton and Twisp.
Continue west on WA-20 over the North Cascades Highway to I-5. Be sure
to stop and enjoy Winthrop on the way through. The North Cascades
Highway will put you right next to glaciers and high peaks, yet the
road is relatively new and wide with places to pull off. A really
special place!

Bob Griesel '84 FC31 WLII WA

--- In WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com, Julia Bonser
wrote:
> We are in Montana and thinking about going to Glacier National Park.
> From there we would go to Seattle.
> Looking at the map US 2 is the major highway in that part of the
> country but it looks like a lot of curves in mountains.
> Anyone have any experience with this highway with a 40' motorhome?
>
> Julie Bonser
> 1992 WLWB PT 40'