Hello from KY

[DWilson61]

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We have sketched out a "partial" out west run this summer and I recently included Beartooth pass in it. We want to ride our Harley through that area since it is suppose to be one of the most scenic highways in the U.S. We would be in that area around the end of August probably. When he was there it was the first of July and snow was still packed up on the sides of the road about 8' high. Gets pretty cold up there even in the summer I'm guessing.

I’m gonna be a little freaked out at snow in the summer.

 

[FL-JOE]

I’m gonna be a little freaked out at snow in the summer.

Was mentioning this to another riding buddy up here in Alabama last night. He said they were through there a few years ago in either June or July and there was 6 or 7 feet of snow still piled up along that highway around Beartooth pass. He did say the roads were dry and clear though so that was good.

 

[BGMAC]

I’m gonna be a little freaked out at snow in the summer.

Don't be freaked out. Most of the snow will be in the shady areas throughout summer. This is common when you are 10,000ft in elevation. The roads will be clear in July without any problems.

Beartooth Highway - Scenic Drives

The Beartooth Highway is a 68-mile route through the Beartooth and Absaroka Mountains that is often heralded as the most beautiful road in America. The winding highway runs from Red Lodge to Cooke City and climbs to an elevation of 10,947 feet.

www.visitmt.com