Beartooth Highway
FreeDrive 68 miles of switchbacks on US-212 from Red Lodge over 10,947-foot Beartooth Pass to Yellowstone's Northeast Entrance.

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Red Lodge is an outdoor activity in Red Lodge, MT, part of the Bighorn Basin guide. Cost: free.
· Red Lodge, MT
Red Lodge, Montana is a historic mountain town in Carbon County known as a gateway to Yellowstone National Park via the Beartooth Highway. The Red Lodge Tourism Business Improvement District collects a lodging assessment on room nights to fund destination marketing for the area. The town and surrounding Beartooth Mountains support skiing, hiking and other outdoor recreation.
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Drive 68 miles of switchbacks on US-212 from Red Lodge over 10,947-foot Beartooth Pass to Yellowstone's Northeast Entrance.
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