Beartooth pass

Beartooth Pass, located in Montana and Wyoming, USA, is a scenic mountain pass offering breathtaking views of the Beartooth Mountains and Absaroka Range. Crossing through the Custer and Shoshone National Forests, this high-altitude route reaches elevations over 10,000 feet and is known for its winding switchbacks and dramatic alpine scenery. The pass connects the town of Red Lodge, Montana, with Cooke City, Montana, and provides access to Yellowstone National Park's northeastern entrance. 

Chief Joseph Highway, located in northwestern Wyoming, USA, is a scenic byway named in honor of the Nez Perce leader Chief Joseph. Stretching for approximately 46 miles, the highway winds through the Absaroka Mountains and connects Cody, Wyoming, with the northeastern entrance of Yellowstone National Park. Known for its stunning mountain vistas, sweeping meadows, and diverse wildlife, the highway offers travelers opportunities for sightseeing, photography, and outdoor recreation. Popular stops along Chief Joseph Highway include Dead Indian Pass, Sunlight Creek, and majestic viewpoints overlooking the Clarks Fork Canyon.