two suggestions, when you come into or leave Yellowstone, travel
towards (or from) Red Lodge and Billings and take the Beartooth
Highway.  Spectacular views standard, good brakes recommended.

Also, take a drive north from Missoula, through the Flathead Valley,
around Flathead Lake (either side) and go through and camp at Glacier
National Park.

Also, if you like to see wild animals outside of a zoo, give yourself
3-4 hours and drive through the National Bison Range in Moiese
(Mo-ee-see) just off Hwy. 93 between Missoula and Polson.

When are you going to be in Yellowstone?  My wife and I were planning
on bus-camping there on Labor Day weekend.  Anyone else feel like
coming?

Mike Harrnacker
89 Weekender "Nameles"
Missoula, MT

Oxroad@AOL.COM wrote:
>
> I'm heading to Colorado and Yellowstone where I spent time last
summer. After
> a few days in Yellowstone, hiking to Electric Peak in the north west
corner, I
> figured I'd drive north into Montana. Anybody have suggestions for
good
> camping, fishing, and hiking in Montana? I've never been up there
before. Any
> must sees or must dos (pronounced "must dues")?
>
> TIA,
> Jeff
> 83.5 Westy
> NY
>

==
Mike Harrnacker
89 Vanagon GL Weekender
91 Golf
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