The Amazing Beartooth Pass

The road across Beartooth Pass is one of North America’s most spectacular drives. It begins in the meadows at the NE corner of Yellowstone Park where, in fact, the buffalo do roam.

At higher elevations the moose roam, too. The deer and antelope had the day off to play.

The discouraging word soon appears. Unfortunately, syntax is its first victim.

Even in wind and snow, the scenery is awesome.

The actual pass is at 10,940 ft and is just visible as three little bumps on the horizon at the far right side of this picture.

The scenery is greener on the other side of the pass, but just as breathtaking.

The route ends in Red Lodge MT, a town that likes to joke around at the expense of paleo guys.