Jordan Inn

Address: 222 North Kendrick Avenue, Glendive, Montana, 59330, United States | Hotel
 
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This hotel, located on 222 North Kendrick Avenue, Glendive, is near Makoshika State Park.
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Travel Blogs from Glendive

Glendive revisited

A travel blog entry by dna5758 on May 29, 2015

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It's Friday night, and we're having desert at CC's Cafe in Glendive - mainly for the internet access! Tomorrow we begin riding Year 3 of our (now famous! - or is it infamous?) Bike Ride across the country. We arrived in Glendive this afternoon and met this year's staff (for week 1), our friends Chuck and Laura, at Makoshika State Park. They arrived yesterday and had their ...

The long sleepy road

A travel blog entry by tamara.henkes on May 21, 2015

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Miles driven today: 350
Miles driven in total this road trip: approx 1950 (10 days)

Can you believe, day 10 since I packed up my home I was staying in, loaded up my car with everything I imagined I would need for the next 3 months and hit the road? I can't believe it either.

Today has been by far the most difficult stretch of the journey. I believe a combination ...

Day 25 Circle To Lindsay, MT Mile 1,245

A travel blog entry by biketrip2014 on Jul 24, 2014

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... in Mother Nature's Wind Tunnel. I had to trudge the bike up the hills, fighting to keep my footing. The wind blasted us head on, as the trucks flew by, suctioning us into the traffic lane then thrusting us back off the shoulder into the grass. I used every ounce of my strength and grit to fight ...

Lessons Learned

A travel blog entry by dna5758 on Jul 10, 2014

1 comment, 8 photos

... up. I made a peanut butter and jam sandwich and drank a glass of milk, and did feel better.

From there, we had to ride the freeway (I-94) for 18 miles. For a freeway, it wasn’t bad. Not nearly so up-and-down as it had been yesterday; at that time I’d said they should have built the highway on all the flat land on the north side of the Yellowstone River, and today’s ride proved I was right! Plus, a ...

Days 2 & 3: Ketchup

A travel blog entry by malory.ammerman on Jun 18, 2014

What a whirlwind of the last few days. The Badlands.. nuff said. There's not much to say but.. WOW! We stumbled upon a free tour and learned about the erosion of the upper prairie and growth of the lower. One day the two will meet and will become flatlands. But no worries, it won't happen anytime soon. We also found out that the highest peaks are the youngest editions to the badlands. The yellow tinted rock is limonite while the red is hematite. I took PLENTY ...
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