Geologic Feature

Beartooth Highway Geologic Road Logs

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Geologic features visible along the Beartooth Highway (US Highway 212) are described at specific mileages on the trip from Red Lodge to Cooke City. Road logs were compiled by the Yellowstone Bighorn Research Association and the Montana Bureau of Mines and Geology.

Recreational Opportunities

Scenic drive.

Seasons Accessible

June to October when Highway is open to vehicle traffic.

Fees: None.

For More Information, Contact:

Beartooth Ranger District, US Forest Service

6811 US Highway 212, Red Lodge, MT 59068
406-446-2103
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Longitude: -109.237060500
Latitude: 45.120052800
Elevation: 6458 FT (1968 M)
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