Scenic Driving the Beartooth Highway

Welcome to the Beartooth Highway - a 64-mile corridor filled with alpine lakes, wildflower-carpeted meadows, lush forests, glacier-carved skylines, pristine streams, and magnificent vistas of bordering prairies on distant horizons. This drive from Red Lodge, Montana, to Cooke City, Montana, literally crosses the "top," of both Montana and Wyoming at an elevation of more than 10,000 feet above sea level.

Author H.L. James shares the fascinating history of the magnificent road's construction and intriguing stories of the people and times of this northeast entrance to Yellowstone National Park. Just a few of the mysteries you'll uncover along the way include those of Grasshopper Glacier, Mae West and Frozen Man's curves, and who put the dude in dude ranch.

Every mile you drive will be all the more amazing with this comprehensive, mile-for-mile road log as your guide. Scenic Driving the Beartooth Highway gives detailed descriptions, 25 historical photographs, and an 8-page full color photo section to document your entire trip over the Beartooth Highway.