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The Pintlar Scenic Area, Continental Divide in the background near
Wise River, Montana |
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Dual Sport Adventure Tours
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Northern End of the Continental Divid
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@ the Canadian Border on the North Fork of the
Flathead Road near Whitefish, Montana |
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Looking Back at the Grand Tetons heading towards the Divide,
Jackson, Wyoming |
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Mexican Border at Antelope Wells, New Mexico - the southern end
of the US Continental Divide |
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Our tours parallel and cross the Continental Divide in all of its splendor. It is common to spot herds of elk and a bear on occasion. This area is also contains many of Montana's unique gold rush "Ghost Towns" including Granite, Virginia City and Bannock - Montana's first Territorial Capital. The Big Hole Battlefield where the Nez Pierce fought off the US Army in the late 1800's is also located here. |
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Out on the open Prairie in western South Dakota
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In the mud in New Mexico
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Great Divide Dual Sport Adventures has experience in leading tours along the entire Continental Divide - from the Canadian Border to the Mexican Border and South Dakota's Black Hills. So we are glad to offer specialized tours along the entire US Continental Divide as well as South Dakota's Black Hills. But since Montana is our home base, we specialize in leading tours through Montana's many back roads, from mountain passes to the wide open grasslands. If you have a day or two you won't want to miss spending it tooling around places called the "North Fork of the Flathead", "Hungry Horse Reservoir", the "Yaak", the "Swan Valley" and "Flathead Lake & Valley" in Northwest Montana. We also lead customized day tours of back roads of areas not typically travelled around Glacier National Park. In Southwest Montana we lead customized multi-day tours through places named the "Rock Creek", the "Pintlers", the "Big Hole Valley", "Bitterroot Mountains", the "Gravelly Range" and the "Centennial Valley" with spectacular views, byways and a tunnel that most tourists miss. Give us a call to for further details and pricing. |
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Through an old train tunnel near Butte, Montana
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