America’s MOST SCENIC road. “Going to the Sun Road” GLACIER national park

[@nomoreblahblah]

What a fantastic Cinemascenic video. "Going to the Sun Road" is on my bucket list. I can only imagine what it will be like actually experiencing it in real life on my motorcycle. Thanks for a preview of the coming attractions. BTW I'm just bouncing around on your channel. Eventually, I'll catch up.

[@MotoMission.]

Haha. Keep bouncing around. I’ve got tons of videos for you. Don’t miss the Ukraine video. And yes. You are gonna love “going to the sun”. It’s epic

[@AlexHiltbrunner]

The community is growing and growing which is more than deserved ... once again well done Brock Gill 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👍🏼👌🏼

[@MotoMission.]

Thanks Alex !

[@nikkix3993]

Awesome video! I have always wanted to visit Glacier National Park and, of course, Going-to-the-Sun Road. I stumbled across you channel (a couple other vids). I like how you chat up strangers, light-heartedly & friendly. And what a great, special way to create beautiful memories with your wife. 👍🏽

[@MotoMission.]

So happy to read this comment today. I hope you will enjoy our new video series. Thank you.

[@contentofcharacter]

Brock, I love your Channel. I’m heading to Glacier to ride the Going to the Sun Road in early September. It’s part of my annual trip out West. Last year I rode my Can Am Spyder from South Carolina to South Dakota, Montana, & Wyoming. This year I’m taking the GSA in the Toy Hauler. Starting with the Tetons, then Yellowstone, followed by Glacier, & finally the Badlands in SD. I close my clinic and travel for a month every year. It’s my way of disconnecting from the day to day nonsense and finding quiet to more deeply connect to that which really matters. Thanks for previews of so many places on my list to experience🙏

[@MotoMission.]

I’m so happy to hear that. You are gonna love it. That’s a very wise way to create a rhythm for life. I may actually cross paths w you in September as I will also be going thru there again.

[@michaelbrenner2076]

Brock, nice to meet you in Dillon, CO! My son Bun is pumped about adding your stickler to his mini-bike!

[@MotoMission.]

Great to meet you and the little man. He was cooool!

[@osimnod]

How great it is to share that ride with your wife and that she enthusiastically supports your adventures.

[@MotoMission.]

She is the absolute best ! I am truly blessed.

[@johnmacdonald1878]

Nice, I made it to those same yellow gates which were closed. I will have to go back and hope they are open next time. Spectacular.

[@MotoMission.]

I hate the gates. :)

[@schneefoen]

I'm just guessing that a sasquatch on the sidelines of the road that leads to the Going to the Sun Road saw the guy on the bike that rode towards the Going to the Sun Road. And on said road he rode just a little short of not past the Going to the Sun Road's sign post ... ;) But seriously-you're a true movie maker! Thanks for those incredible views and kind regards from Switzerland.

[@MotoMission.]

Haha. Hello my favorite friend from Switzerland !

[@707sid]

Love the videos. Keep it up man.

[@MotoMission.]

Yeaaaahhhh!!!! For sure gonna keep going. Much more videos coming. Can’t wait to show you what’s next

[@CrashHardEnduro]

Great stuff man! Thanks to the algorithms I stumbled into your channel. I can tell you put a lot of effort into these. Keep it up 👍🏼

[@MotoMission.]

I am so happy to read your comment this morning. Trying to figure out that algorithm is the toughest part. Haha. But yeah we put a lot of work into each video. Hoping people will enjoy the videos and be inspired to get out there and ride. I believe the world needs more adventure. I’m fascinated by your name. “Crash hard enduro”. Haha. I am sure you have a story Thanks for joining my little adventure community over here.

[@CrashHardEnduro]

@@MotoMission. LOL well, I ride enduro, and hard enduro, and a crash a lot. 😂 I put more effort into my IG than I do KZbin, for whatever reason I got lucky on the algorithm over there, and it’s less work. All my content is single track enduro stuff, but I hope to add street and eventually ADV content. It’s pretty rare I sit through longer videos, but I really enjoyed this one and the big bend one. If you’re ever rolling through CO and want some company on the twisties, holler at me.

[@MotoMission.]

@@CrashHardEnduro I will be in Colorado soon. Gonna search for you on ig. I’m a huge fan of hard enduro.

[@johnhale4915]

Great video! Keep it up!

[@MotoMission.]

Hey john. Thanks for watching. Have you been watching the series ?

[@johnhale4915]

I have watched a lot of our videos. Not sure if I have seen the whole series. Glacier Park looks amazing. Thank you for putting it out there. It’s on my bucket list now.

[@MotoMission.]

Awesome to hear. That Montana area is epic. Go do it

[@djtomtrain2015]

Im going in spring. Cant wait!!!

[@MotoMission.]

It may not be open yet. Better wait until end of june for the road to open.

[@djtomtrain2015]

@MotoMission. ya I was oblivious that was even a possibility. Glad i saw this video

[@michaelwebb47274]

Wow !! What an awesome road & ride !! You really made me nervous @ 3:10 while flying your drone along the side of that mountain !!! Too close for comfort !! LOL Take care and stay safe !!

[@MotoMission.]

Haha. I knowwwww! I was pushing the envelop

[@justingoodger5383]

I've been there several times from Florida. I was looking into taking a similar trip. And not likely terminating in Oregon. I was thinking the Eastern side of the TAT, and going up the trans continental, stopping at the border. . But just for an idea of time, how long do you expect this entire trip to take?

[@MotoMission.]

If you start at the cape hatteras starting point and go to the continental divide ? That would cross at in Colorado. I would think that would take about 3 weeks. If I understand you correctly. I did 6500 miles across the tat. Cape hatteras to port orford. 35 days I think. Continental divide is about 2800 if I remember right.

[@justingoodger5383]

Also, if you were to think of what might be the bike, based off of experience, would you say you are right on money with the 890, or something smaller?

[@MotoMission.]

Great question. I felt that the 890 was the sweet spot. I had so many days where I sat on the seat smooth and fast straight roads. It worked great for me. It was comfortable. I know that there are a few sections that could be muddy or some sand. Some sections that are a little more technical. And if you drop a bike it’s hard to pick up alone. I didn’t have trouble. I had a new rider with me for some toughest sections and he was fine. I give the 890 highest recommendation for the tat

[@93elencanto]

Great ride! Why isn't your lovely wife wearing gloves!

[@MotoMission.]

That’s what I would like to know. :). I’m gonna fix that.

[@2ndborn186]

I have been on that road a couple of times and was not impressed enough to call it the most scenic. There are waaay more scenic roads in Utah and Colorado. Cool vid though.

[@MotoMission.]

After a few moto websites listing the top rides I had to go and do this one But. There are so many out there. Hard to ranks them if you ask me

[@MotoMission.]

Have you ridden bear tooth pass near red lodge Montana ? It’s high on my list

[@MotoMission.]

High on the “I rode it and love it list”

[@lilwindex339]

cool show today im still confused

[@MotoMission.]

Haha. Thanks

[@egano6033]

Hey

[@MotoMission.]

Hey buddy. Thanks for the fist bump !