The best breakfast places on the continental path divides

Hy, right? The views? Town? The love of routine? I will tell you my motivation: the breakfasts of the city.

There is, literally, nothing better than getting to a city after five days on the path, finding the nearest breakfast establishment and demolishing a Benedict, cookies and sauce to one side, french fries, coffee with frozen vanilla milk and a strawberry shake. Personally, that is my reference order while through Hoke.

The 10 best breakfast places on the continental path divides

The continental path divides is known for many things, such as remote, dangerous and lonely. The food scene is rarely spoken, although I think we need to give the wonderful cities of Mountain West a little more credit. Until that time, let’s break down the ten best breakfasts I had while doing through the Continental Path divides. My mouth is already watering.

10) Adobe Springs (Silver City, NM)

Adobe Springs breaks the Top Ten due to the absolute monster of a meal that I hit in a moment of necessity. Silver City, for CDT through the north, is at the end of a brutally hot 10 -mile walk on a paved road, so hikers roll exhausted and dehydrated. This near the beginning of the path, few have their paths of paths, so many are taking a deserved zero day in the city.

I would not recommend visiting Adobe Springs twice, since Silver City has a lot to offer on the path of adorable breakfasts and coffee points, but nothing can remember my massive and suffocated breakfast burrito combined with 6-8 large glasses of ice water.

9) The Homestead Cafe & Cabins (Lima, MT)

Lima (such as beans) has a population of 217 people. The hikers will not find much in terms of resources or services after getting hooked; The only replenishment available is a small service station, and the city only has a restaurant. This restaurant, however, took the place. The benefit of such a small city meant that I only had to limp about 50 feet from the door of my motel room to coffee, and as the only group there, our breakfast came out fast and hot.

His toast and French sausages were well cooked and full, and the side of a massive Cinnamon Roll gave us a very good welcome to the Idaho/Montana border section of the path. Complete everything you want here, since your most expensive breakfast (steak, 2 eggs, dolls and toast) only barely Cracks $ 13. That said, for his replenishment of Lima, I would strongly recommend sending a box by mail.

Cinnamon’s roll was the size of my entire head.

8) Corner Kitchen (Silver City, NM)

Silver City, New Mexico, makes the list once again! Corner Kitchen (from the year I walked) did not have a PIN designated in Farout, but I really think. The menu, made of fresh local ingredients, revolves daily as foods are exhausted and new options are available.

If it could be so bold as to plan your walk for you, I would recommend knocking out that road to the city in the refrigerator, early in the early hours of the morning, destroying a dish in Adobe Springs, and divide a room with some friends for the night. The next morning, go to the Calbuzz cafeteria before walking to the corner kitchen for a meal with confidence that I will raise your top 10 for your successful too.

Since the menu changes so often, I cannot recommend any specific dish, but my main dishes (yes, I had two) of roasted meat cookie and sauce with green chili and a smoked salmon Benedict changed my week.

Before walking along the paved road, many miles invite you on a dirt road.

7) Firefly Cafe (Anaconda, MT)

For those who are walking through the city of Anaconda, which I strongly recommend, Firefly Cafe is a wonderful stop for a late breakfast or lunch. At this point on the path, if you have headed north, you have probably worked a lot of appetite. For breakfast, the gofre with bacon tomato jam was warm, spongy and delicious. For lunch, the bowl of combined vegetables filled the void left by the desert of food from the last hundred trail miles.

I also need to mention the Pub and the Donivan restaurants casino, also in Anaconda. Although he did not break the first ten, the typical diner’s food came in mass portions and was a wonderful place to sit in a relative silence and eat an abundant and abundant meal.

The wonderful propagation that Donivan’s obtained. They make their portions through size.

6) Cuban Cafe (Cuba, Nm)

New Mexico has many places for breakfast on this list, and I think that most CDT to CDT hikers would agree that the land of the enchantment was a brilliant point of the CDT food scene. The food is usually incredibly tasty, full and cheap compared to Colorado ski stations. Cuban coffee marked all these boxes.

After about 600 miles of dusty and dry desert hiking, I really can’t exaggerate how wonderful a breakfast burrito in a air conditioning building.

The suffocated breakfast burrito (Christmas style) was full of adovated meat and was from the perfect, massive part. The lateral order of the cookies and the sauce and a shake completed the food perfectly, and then I could get out of the city and climb the road.

5) Old Faithful inn dining room (Old Faithful Village, Wy)

Now we enter the part of the list that I will label iconic. And nothing says «iconic» as a buffet of everything that can eat the old faithful geyser. Was the food particularly fantastic? Not precisely. But it was unlimited. For both nobos and sobos, this meal hits you in almost half, so you will be hungry and ready to delight.

If you miss the breakfast buffet, don’t worry! Lunch and dinner buffets are equally good, although dinner buffet requires reservations. I can’t imagine a better day than a breakfast buffet of everything I can eat, followed by seeing Old Faithful Erupt, and wrapped with another meal of everything I can eat before walking Old Faithful and out of Wyoming.

Napkin in the lap to keep things with class (it was covered with a layer of earth and sweat).

4) Fina’s money (Flame, NM)

New Mexico appears once again, and Fina’s money will help you a rather iconic breakfast. While Benedict eggs can be my favorite breakfast request, New Mexico did a good job by becoming a lover of breakfast burritos. And what a fine burrito breakfast has. Ultraligua fans can find that this burrito, suffocated in red and green Chile and fried eggs, weighs more than their entire package.

You will have to unlock your separate dessert stomach, because it is worth ordering fresh fruit milkshakes, even when you try to force the Empire State Burritos State building. I would like to say that I could finish everything at once, but the burrito beat me. Don’t worry, you know so well a few hours later as a perfectly filling lunch.

Hand for the scale.

3) Granby Fly-In & Pancake breakfast (Granby, CO)

I’m cheating with this. The CDT passes directly through Grand Lake, Colorado and Granby is about thirty minutes. I ended up staying with some friends in Granby, so I found here instead of Grand Lake. Technically, I think some people visit Granby hooking Berthoud Pass, so I’m going to say that Granby is a city of CDT Trail.

Every July 4 on the weekend, there is a flight at the small local Granby. All income goes to the collection of annual funds to send young people to the summer camps of the EAA Air Academy and provide scholarships to local graduates who pursue a race in aviation fields. And, like a bonus, it’s a lot of fun! You can stop near the track and see the pilots take off and land on their small planes, sometimes making tricks in the air.

Busdriver Catea with Hal Simmons, one of the first people to walk on the PCT, on the flight.

The breakfast of pancakes, sausages and orange juice and food breakfast All that can eat is the perfect advantage for the event. As a shameless plug, be sure to visit the cafeteria of my grandparents: Rocky Mountain Roastery Cafe! In my opinion (impartial), it is the best Café in Colorado.

2) Cowboy cafe (Dubois, Wy)

I am actively salivating while writing this paragraph. This coffee perfectly summarizes the abundant, abundant and meaningless environment of Wyoming. The ingredients are very clearly fresh, high quality and cooked well. For my first breakfast, I obtained the Burrata Benedict, who came with masa pesto, grilled tomatoes and a generous help from Dutch.

While I am sure there were other places for breakfast in Dubois, my tramilia and I loved this meal that we all congregate here again the next morning without debate. This time, I made the French roast of strawberry lemon and its Benedict rib. The three main dishes actively changed life, and I think of them all today.

This is the path that goes to Dubois, so it will be hot and hungry when it arrives. Perfect for a great breakfast!

1) Run at the Bear Pancake House (West Yellowstone, MT)

You know this breakfast is about to be good If you are overcoming the options of everything you can eat on this list. Not only the breakfast I had in Running Bear the best of the CDT, but I could make the list of the ten best breakfasts I’ve had ever. I will only tell you what I asked for this adorable restaurant and let you make your own opinions.

I started small with hot chocolate from giggles, whey pancakes full of cinnamon roll and covered with glaze, and a shake. Once a plate was gone, I went to my second. Do not confuse me, the portions here are giants. The food was so good and I was so hungry.

The second dish was a Benedict of classic eggs, which came with a perfectly liquid climbing egg. A friend ordered trout and eggs, and let me eat some snacks too. My conclusion of this restaurant is that you really cannot be wrong. Each bite of each dish was fantastic.

The panqueque house is in West Yellowstone, which means that you can’t visit if you take the cut of Mack’s inn. I promise that I am not one to embarrass people to take substitutes, but being able to visit the house of bearing pancakes is honestly so important that it encourages you to stay in the red line.

You leave Wyoming and cross the border towards Idaho just before reaching West Yellowstone.

Breakfast makes difficult days worth it

Of course, when I reflect on my time on the CDT, I largely remember the radical views and laughs shared with friends in the camp. But I would be lying if I did not say that some of my absolute favorite memories are liquid eggs and the spongy French toast that I obtained in the coffees along the way. There were also many lunch and excellent dinners in the cities, but something about waking up early, getting miles to get to a road, get hooked to a city and be received with a fantastic breakfast is simply unique.

Outstanding image: graphic design by Mackenzie Fischer.