Beartooth Pass Tours & Hikes

We are happy to announce our NEW tours through this awesome landscape with different options and lengths.

The Beartooth Mountains, part of the 944,000-acre Absaroka-Beartooth Wilderness, border Yellowstone National Park to the Northeast with a spectacular landscape of wildly beautiful and dramatic peaks, deep valleys, remnant glaciers, and remote lakes. Composed of some of the oldest rocks on the continent, the Beartooth Mountains offer awe-inspiring views from a high-elevation winding road on the Beartooth Pass and many hiking and backpacking opportunities on trails for all levels of fitness and experience. The Beartooth hosts 25 peaks over 12,000 ft., lakes, meadows, white bark pine forests, snowfields and glaciers. Wildlife is abundant in this area with populations of pika grizzly bears, black bears, mountain goats, bighorn sheep, elk, moose, and rarely seen species such as wolverine, mountain lion and lynx. This area hosts incredible migrations of raptors in the late summer and fall, including golden eagles and ferruginous hawks. We are stoked to get to take you here! We haven't seen one yet, but they've certainly seen us, based on fresh tracks. 

In Our Nature Guiding Services is authorized to operate in Shoshone and Custer-Gallatin National Forests which include the Beartooth Mountains.