Biking the Beartooth Highway

Sorry I don't have pictures for this, but Mike spent Saturday morning biking up the beartooth highway. He started at 9:00 a.m. in Red Lodge, and passed the summit and headed downhill for a total of 40 miles in four hours. He finished at Top of the World which is a convenience store. It was windy and cold, but he did very well and from the support truck, it didn't even look difficult. Chris and I had a good time acting as support. We did a little hike at Lake Fork Road. We didn't make it all the way to the lake, but the creek we walked by lent itself to good story telling and make believe. Thank goodness we didn't run into any bears! Oh, Chris had lunch in Montana while I ate lunch in Wyoming! That was a lot of fun!

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The Petterssons said…
Fun blog! I'll keep checking in to see more pics and hear about your fun adventures!
October 2, 2008 at 9:52 AM
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