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Established in 1909, the range protects one of the most important remaining herds of American bison. An estimated 300 – 500 bison roam the refuge’s 18,500 acres of grassland and timber. The range is also home to white-tail and mule deer, elk, bighorn sheep, pronghorns and at least 200 species of birds. Continue on Highway 212 toward Highway 93 and the magnificent Mission Mountain range. Located adjacent to Ninepipe National Wildlife Refuge (home to more than 2,000 acres) is Ninepipes Museum of Early Montana. The museum has a collection of early photos, artifacts and antiques that represent more than a century of life in the Flathead Valley and the Flathead Indian Reservation. The People’s Center, located one mile north of Pablo on Highway 93, is the place to experience the rich cultural heritage of the Salish, Pend d'Oreille and Kootenai tribes. The center features an exhibit gallery, educational programs and Native Ed-Venture interpretive tours focusing on American Indian heritage, natural history and cultural interpretation.

As you drop into the town of Polson you will capture another breathtaking view of Flathead Lake—the largest natural freshwater lake in the West. Attractions in Polson include the Polson-Flathead Historical Museum and the Miracle of America Museum and its amazing collection of vintage motorcycles, including a 1917 Harley Motorcycle Racer and a 1941 Indian 4 Cylinder Motorcycle. Head up the east side of Flathead Lake toward Bigfork (35 miles) on Highway 35 for some spectacular riding and breathtaking scenery. Stop off at one of the roadside fruit stands and enjoy some fresh and locally grown Flathead cherries. Alternate Route: Missoula to Bigfork via the Seeley-Swan Valley (Highway 83). Thick pine forests, charming small towns, and mountain lakes are scattered throughout the ride, providing excellent places to stop and take in the scenery. On the east side of the road, you will see the jagged peaks of the Bob Marshall Wilderness. On the west side, you will see the eastern slope of the beautiful Mission Mountain Range.

Head out of Bigfork (via Highway 35 & Highway 206) to West Glacier (39 miles from Bigfork). At West Glacier you begin the amazing journey over the Going-to-the-Sun Road in Glacier National Park. If you see nothing else in the state of Montana, this 50-mile-long road that takes travelers through the heart of the park is a must. Along the way you’ll see incredible views of glacial-carved valleys, jagged peaks and pristine wilderness. Designated as a National Historic Landmark in 1997, the road is as beautiful as it is challenging. Small shoulders, sharp turns and dramatic climbs to Logan Pass (6,646 feet) make this a route for experienced riders. Optional add-on: from Glacier National Park, drive north across the Canadian border (passport required) to visit the Waterton-Glacier International Peace Park. Established in 1932, it was the world’s first international peace park, created to commemorate the bonds of peace and friendship between the US and Canada. The conjoined park is a United Nations World Heritage Site.

Check out the beautiful Prince of Wales Hotel, a rustic grand hotel built in 1927 (43 miles from St. Mary). After a stop at the Park Café in St. Mary for pie, head south on Highway 89. Take the cut-off road between Kiowa and East Glacier Park (Highway 49) for some fabulous views into the Two Medicine Valley. Continue west to check out historic Glacier Park Lodge in East Glacier Park. Built in 1912 by the Great Northern Railroad the lodge is nestled at the foot of Dancing Lady Mountain. Grab dinner at Serrano’s Mexican Restaurant—it’s definitely worth a stop. Continue east on Highway 2 to Whitefish. Optional add-on: ride to East Glacier Park via Browning, the largest community on the Blackfeet Indian Reservation. Browning attractions include the Museum of the Plains Indian, Blackfeet Heritage Center and the Lodgepole Gallery & Tipi Village. Overnight in West Glacier or Whitefish (81 miles from East Glacier Park). Head north on Highway 93 to the charming town of Eureka, located just five minutes south of the Canadian border.

Formerly known as Tobacco Plains, the Eureka area was originally home to the Kootenai Indians. David Thompson was the first whiteman to see the area in 1808 and homesteaders began to arrive in the 1880s. (50 miles from Whitefish) Ride through Rexford (5 miles from Eureka) to Lake Koocanusa, a 90-mile-long reservoir behind Libby Dam. 50 miles of this reservoir lies in the United States while the other 40 miles are in Canada. The roads on either side of the lake make a wonderful riding loop with beautiful views of both sides of the lake. This loop, through the forest along State Highway 37 and the Forest Development Road (FDR) 228, was designated a Scenic Byway in 1992. The lake cuts a narrow fjord-like gorge between the Purcell Mountains and the Salish Mountains. (67 miles from Eureka to Libby) From Libby, the Lake Koocanusa Scenic Byway (Forest Development Road No. 228) travels around the west side of the lake and is a more leisurely, two-lane, paved route. Plus, you’ll pass through some of the most scenic wild roads in the northwest.

This is heavily forested terrain with an abundance of wildlife. Visit Libby Dam (17 miles from Libby) and its visitor center to check out their exhibit area, book/gift sales area and auditorium featuring "The Power and Beauty of the Kootenai, the Story of Libby Dam.” Follow Highway 567 to Yaak, Montana's northwestern most town. Drop by The Dirty Shame Saloon, one of Montana’s most infamous bars. Check out scenic Yaak Falls as it cascades down in a beautiful narrow mountain valley. When Highway 567 meets Highway 2 (29 miles from Yaak), ride toward Kootenai Falls, located between Libby and Troy at milepost 21. The Kootenai River enters a canyon and flows over Kootenai Falls, one of the largest free-flowing waterfalls in the northwest. The falls and surrounding area are considered sacred to the Kootenai Indians whose ancestors inhabited the region. A forest trail leads from the highway parking lot down to the swinging bridge and makes a nice, easy hike. Interesting tidbit: Kootenai Falls was the setting for the filming of the movie, The River Wild.

Take Highway 56 through the Cabinet Mountain Wilderness area and check out Ross Creek Cedar Grove. Home to an ancient forest of western red cedars, many of the trees are hundreds of years old and are more than eight feet in diameter. An interpretive walking tour, slightly less than one mile in length, explains the area ecology and history. Ride toward Noxon where Highway 56 hits Highway 200. Noxon is located along the Clark Fork River in a densely forested mountainous area. Although the area was developed as a result of logging and mining, it is renowned for its hunting and huckleberries. Continue on for an overnight in Trout Creek or Thompson Falls. Take Highway 200 to Plains, turn onto Highway 28 and ride to Elmo, on the western shore of Flathead Lake (73 miles from Thompson Falls to Elmo). You’ll want to take a short side trip off of Highway 28 to visit Hot Springs. Founded in 1910, it is named for the local hot mineral springs that still bubble today. Check out Symes Hot Springs Hotel & Mineral Baths.