If you left Seattle, why did not the Greyhound bus took the Hi-Line route through northern Montana? So you left Seattle, cut across WA to Spokane and drove south to Boise then up to Billings? thats kind of long ways around. Now you know where the term "Big Sky Country" comes from when you travelled through eastern Montana. I miss Montana.
@longhairfan I guess that's the Greyhound route, between Seattle and Chicago, in regards to Montana, they do portions of I-90 and I-94. Actually, the 1st trip that came from Orlando, did not came via Chicago, but took all over Kansas, Denver, Salt Lake City and then, Boise to Seattle. This portion was from Seattle to Chicago, so you may find the route was mostly Montana, North Dakota, Minneapolis MN, Madison/Milwaukee and Chicago.
i like the front seat views its too bad u cant sit up t here any more uless u have a handicap u have to let greyhound know 24 hours in advance ro soemtnign like that
Oh great! All I recall was the Pilots Convenience stores along the way! But yes, St Regis was kind of small township with few residents and just a restaurant and convenience store for Greyhound passengers.
It was such an experience. I'm from the UK and had been to the States a couple of times before (both Boston) but htis time round i was heading back to Boston from Australia and had always dreamed of going across America on a Greyhound...shame my mp3 player died on me before i could really appreciate the ride with some Bruce Springsteen and The Black Crowes. Good times, i'm going to do it again.
Since you are in the UK, you may already know that Greyhound will be introducing services in London and Southampton in the fall. I don't know if the service will be the same than in USA, but who knows!
I was reading the cities that you went through and i noticed a mistake. The mistake is that Bismarck is in North Dakota, not Montana. I went through Bismarck in the summer of 2007 and saw the state capitol. Very cool! Anyway, great video. I'm thinking about going to Portland, Oregon, from Washington, DC, where I go to school. In the previous video that you made, where you went to seattle from orlando, you went through my hometown of chattanooga, tennessee. awesome shots of the scenic city!
If you left Seattle, why did not the Greyhound bus took the Hi-Line route through northern Montana? So you left Seattle, cut across WA to Spokane and drove south to Boise then up to Billings? thats kind of long ways around. Now you know where the term "Big Sky Country" comes from when you travelled through eastern Montana. I miss Montana.
longhairfan 5 months ago
@longhairfan I guess that's the Greyhound route, between Seattle and Chicago, in regards to Montana, they do portions of I-90 and I-94. Actually, the 1st trip that came from Orlando, did not came via Chicago, but took all over Kansas, Denver, Salt Lake City and then, Boise to Seattle. This portion was from Seattle to Chicago, so you may find the route was mostly Montana, North Dakota, Minneapolis MN, Madison/Milwaukee and Chicago.
caa1000 5 months ago
No disrespect to Greyhound but I can't stand to be on there for a long ass trip like that. I take Amtrak for long distant trips.
trooper40below 8 months ago
i like the front seat views its too bad u cant sit up t here any more uless u have a handicap u have to let greyhound know 24 hours in advance ro soemtnign like that
sammy7068 1 year ago
I did Seattle to Boston at the beginning of the year, it was fun, even with all the snow covering everything.
There's a nice little small town bar in St. Regis called The Talking Bird Saloon. The bus stops there for 'refreshments'
natedvyne 2 years ago
Oh great! All I recall was the Pilots Convenience stores along the way! But yes, St Regis was kind of small township with few residents and just a restaurant and convenience store for Greyhound passengers.
caa1000 2 years ago
It was such an experience. I'm from the UK and had been to the States a couple of times before (both Boston) but htis time round i was heading back to Boston from Australia and had always dreamed of going across America on a Greyhound...shame my mp3 player died on me before i could really appreciate the ride with some Bruce Springsteen and The Black Crowes. Good times, i'm going to do it again.
natedvyne 2 years ago
Since you are in the UK, you may already know that Greyhound will be introducing services in London and Southampton in the fall. I don't know if the service will be the same than in USA, but who knows!
caa1000 2 years ago
I live in Miles City, Montana.
watnameisnttaken 2 years ago
I was reading the cities that you went through and i noticed a mistake. The mistake is that Bismarck is in North Dakota, not Montana. I went through Bismarck in the summer of 2007 and saw the state capitol. Very cool! Anyway, great video. I'm thinking about going to Portland, Oregon, from Washington, DC, where I go to school. In the previous video that you made, where you went to seattle from orlando, you went through my hometown of chattanooga, tennessee. awesome shots of the scenic city!
krystalboy1989 3 years ago
Thanks for the heads up! I fixed the typo on Bismarck ND!
caa1000 3 years ago
Nice footage. I'm taking the bus cross country and will post some vids as well.
LEXPIX 3 years ago