We spent today driving from Theodore Roosevelt National Park to a campground in West Glacier, Montana. 10 hours in the car, mostly driving on Hwy 2. We saw lots of trains today and even got to see the Amtrak arrive in Havre just as we drove through it. So of course Jeff stopped to grab some photos. We made it to the campground about 5:40 and successfully set up the camper on the most uneven campsite ever. Then relaxed and watched the Lodge Pole Pines sway in the breeze.
One last buffalo sighting at the edge of the campground. 
A long day of driving. Both kids sleeping? This is our 5th long road trip around the country and the first time both kids fell asleep at the same time! 
Jeff loves trains. 
After climbing in altitude all day, we actually were driving downhill most of the way through the mountain pass on the way to West Glacier. 
Gorgeous views!! 
So uneven! But Jeff got it level! 
It is mesmerizing to watch the Lodgepole Pines sway in the breeze. 
To save time during this trip, we just keep the boys sleeping bags laid out on their bed and lay out sleeping bags down on the bench beds. We have a 3” mattress topper on our side so there isn’t room to leave our laid out on our bed. We also put all our duffle bags and pillows in the floor spaces. Works like a charm and saves tons of time hauling everything out of the back of the truck! 
The Empire Builder line of Amtrak was pulling into the station as we were passing through Havre. Jeff was loving this quick pitstop!
Kline Road Trips 