We just got back from Montana and pulling the 15A over the Beartooth Highway. Check your rig (especially your brakes) if you decide to go. A gorgeous area to explore and not nearly as busy as Yellowstone.
I've only done the Beartooth Highway on a motorcycle (highly recommended).
This was taken at the summit of the Beartooth Highway on a 6,000 mile motorcycle trip. Great road!
We are planning a trip from southern Alberta down to Montana and Idaho this summer with our new to us 17B. This just got added to our list!
This was taken at the summit of the Beartooth Highway on a 6,000 mile motorcycle trip. Great road!
![]()
When we rode the Harleys to Sturgis we usually included the Beartooth one way or the other, although it did require leathers and a coffee stop, or was that a beer stop.
Jack and Nancy, only on 4 wheels now, that's 4 apiece.
Many Pines Campground on Hwy 89 in the Lewis and Clark National Forest is a nice stop on the way down or back. No hookups but only $10 per night. Nice couple as camp hosts as well.