Considering take a vacation up north
 

The wife and I are strongly considering heading up to the Wyoming/Montana area, who's been and what is there to do?

This is also kind of a scouting trip as this is an area that's on the list of where we may eventually move.

Wrestle Bwana or a Bear?

My son and brother live in the Whitefish/Glacier area. Absolutely beautiful and lot's do see.

My wife and I were going to do a 6 day thing up in the North East, check out Maine etc. BUT GAAAAHDAAYUM it's expensive. So...we're going to Belize. No joke. It's cheaper.

I've been to Belize twice...

True story here, it's pretty but I ****ING HATE BEING HOT, and as I get older I like people less so going somewhere colder and less populated sounds pleasant.

Jackson hole very nice Helena pretty but if you on I 70 in Montana do not stop at the rest stop there. I got shocked twice there. Washing my hands

Wife and I were looking to do the same back in 2019. Ended up going to Scotland, it was less expensive. Hawaii would have been less expensive at the time.

Grand Tetons are amazing

I get that. We are going in July, which is the off season (the rainy season) but the weather down there is like 78 degrees on average according to the resort website. I dunno, I don't like being too hot (****ed up and went to Florida last summer...holy shit...) but I don't think it'll be too bad.

One of these years we're gonna get to the Northwest. Looks beautiful for sure.

HA! Scotland and England were close runners up for the same reason. It's amazing that a trip here in America costs less than a trip abroad.

If you stay by the ocean Belize will feel fine, if you get inland it feels like ****ing death, like if you go see the Mayan ruins you will feel like someone poured water in all of your orifices from sweat.

The national parks alone can keep you busy for a while. Teton and Yellowstone in Wyoming, Glacier in Montana. You could even keep going into Canada and do Banff and Jasper if you've got the time and energy.

Just pay attention to conditions at different times of the year - I've technically been to Glacier, but we went in July, and Going-to-the-Sun Road still wasn't cleared of snow even then. You'd want to aim for late July through early September for the best experience.

Aside from that, the cities are all fine, but nothing I'd go out of my way for.

That area is my favorite place on the planet

Not to derail the thread too much, but for you Belizers, where did you stay and what did you do? My wife and I like to take a "get out of the cold" vacation over MLK weekend, and Belize is on my radar for this year.

You might have to get into contact with Crave Johnsons girlfriend, she seems to be the authority on Belize