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Montana Alpine Guides: Rock Climbing Instruction
Where to Meet Montana Alpine Guides
From Big SkyTake a left (north) on Highway 191 and drive approximately 13 miles toward Bozeman. A flashing yellow light warning you of curves indicates that you are getting close. About one quarter of a mile past this light, you will cross a bridge. Continue 0.6 of a mile past the bridge to mile 62 (marker on right). Park in the pullout on the left directly across from marker 62. This pullout is your meeting spot. Total drive time is 40 minutes.
From Bozeman:
The mileage from Bozeman is calculated from the outskirts of the city limits at the intersection of College and Main. Go west 5.3 miles to the intersection of Highway 191 and Montana 84 and 85. This area is called Four Corners. At the stop light, make a left onto Highway 191 toward West Yellowstone and Big Sky. Continue south on Highway 191 for 21.4 miles. At mile 62 (marker on left), pull into the pullout on the right side of the road. This pullout is your meeting spot. If you cross the bridge, you have gone too far. Total drive time is 30 minutes.
Montana Alpine Guides is permitted by The Gallatin National Forest Bozeman Ranger District, The Beaverhead and Beaverhead Deerlodge National Forests, The BLM in Ennis and Butte, and is a private lease holder in Revenue Spires.
Montana Alpine Guides strongly believes and abides by the Leave No Trace ethic.
What to Bring
The weather in the mountains in Montana even in the summer is varied and unpredictable. Be prepared for all possible weather conditions. Bring rain gear and warm clothes. Wear closed toe, shoes such as hiking boots or tennis shoes, for the approaches to the climbs. Sandals and flip flops will not work. Bring water and food. These are not provided and there will be no access to water during the climb. Bring an adventuresome spirit and you will be prepared for an unforgettable day. We will provide all of the necessary climbing equipment.Jump to other Rock Climbing Pages:
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