Agreee. Take her to Red Lodge and stay a night there. So fun and take Chief Joseph and the Beartooth on the way

 

I agree, every rider must take the Chief Joseph Scenic Byway and Beartooth Pass Highway ride at least once.

 

Just rode all of the roads around Yellowstone last month. Camped in West Yellowstone and rode to Jackson, Cody, Red Lodge. The roads were amazing. We were there 10 days and put almost 1500 miles on the bike. The weather was perfect and the animals stayed out of the way. What a great time. I wish everyone could get a chance to ride out there at least once.

 

Beartooth

 

So many good rides around and in the park. I really like to ride from Cody to the east entrance and ride out the north east entrance. Stop in Cooke city for gas and then ride over Beartooth pass to Red Lodge. Eat in Red Lodge and ride back over the pass then turn left before you get back in Cooke City and ride Chief Joseph HWY on the way back into Cody.
I also like riding thru the park down to Jackson and seeing the Tetons.

 

one of (if not the best) rides I have ever been on esp. chief joseoh scenic hwy.

 

"Never want to go home", that is until mid sept till mid may when it's ***** *** below 0* and yards of snow.

 

Spent to long in the Park on one of our trips and had to take Chief Joseph back to Cody in the dark. Never want to see that many deer again!

 

Ride in that area every year and love it! We do our best to avoid Yellowstone Park. Too many RVs and way too much traffic. But east of Yellowstone is some of the best riding anywhere. Beartooth hwy 212, Chief Joseph hwy 296 into Cody and hwys 14/14A and 16 in the Bighorn Mountains are spectacular!

 

Did the Bear Tooth Highway last July as a part of a round trip (see map).

Epic trail I must say! Love to do it once more!!