Friends of the Beartooth All-American Road Membership

Kayaking on Lily Lake in the Beartooth Mountains

Web Site Resources

Friends of the Beartooth All-American Road (FBAAR) relies heavily on both public and private partners for historical information, facts and figures, highway specifications and historical detail, and Beartooth Highway images. Special thanks to the following for sharing this information!

Web site images

Wyoming Travel & Tourism
1520 Etchepare Circle Cheyenne, WY82007 www.WyomingTourism.org
email:info@visitwyo.gov
tel 307-777-7777|fax. 307-777-2877|toll free: 800-225-5996

Montana Office of Tourism
PO Box 200533 | 301 South Park, Helena, Montana 59601
travel.mt.gov
tel. 406-841-2870 | 1.800.847.4868

Custer National Forest Service Custer National Forest
1310 Main Street | Billings, MT 59105
tel. (406) 657-6200
www.fs.fed.us/r1/custer

Coleman Gallery & Studio, Red Lodge, Montana
Merv Coleman Photography
P.O. Box 1249 Red Lodge, MT 59068
tel. 406-446-1228 or 800-726-2228
www.mervcoleman.com | email: colemanstudio@cablemt.net

Historical, Reference & Informational Materials

Chief Joseph Scenic Byway & Beartooth All-American Road Interpretive Plan
Shoshone National Forest & Custer National Forest, Date: January 16, 2009

Beartooth All-American Road Corridor Management Plan
Prepared by The Beartooth All-American Road Steering Committee, January, 2002

Guide to the Beartooth Highway - SP 110
Montana Bureau of Mines & Geology, June, 1995

A History (more or less) of the RDS, B-4, L-T & Hancock Ranches
by Ed Spencer (with K.T. Roes), 2004

Exploring the Yellowstone High Country, A History of the Cooke City Area
by Ralph Glidden, Third Edition, June, 2007 made available by the Cooke City/Silver Gate Chamber of Commerce

An Interpretive Plan of the Beartooth Corridor in Montana & Wyoming
copy provided by Shoshone National Forest Service

"An Orphaned Highway", by Michael Kulbacki, Bert McCauley & Steve Moler
published in Public Roads, July-August, 2006