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Top hotels and accommodation in Beartooth Mountains

Alpine Motel

2.5 star property
Cooke City
8.6 out of 10, Excellent, (1001)
"Very convenient to town shopping gas and the park. Clean nice rooms. I have stayed there several years. Very good value"
United States
clark
The price is AU$178
includes taxes & fees
15 Nov - 16 Nov
Alpine Motel

Soda Butte Lodge

2.5 star property
Cooke City
6.2 out of 10, (724)
"Cute location."
United States
April
The price is AU$190
includes taxes & fees
17 Nov - 18 Nov
Soda Butte Lodge
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Head to East Rosebud Lake and Rock Island Lake—just two of the sights around Beartooth Mountains.

Adventure to me is getting to experience the incredible places that not many get to see and the journey it takes to get there. The things you learn along the way, the people you meet and the feeling of accomplishment when you reach your goal. A brutal climb at elevation, in rugged terrain, hot sun, wind gusts, rain, snow, curious bears, and pushing through the pain are all worth in the end when you see that view. These experiences make you truly grateful for the small things in life we take for granted every day such as a bed, running water, a toilet, and good quality toilet paper. My time spent in the mountains has taught me many things. To get comfortable being uncomfortable, never use bear spray down wind from a bear, be bold start cold (from a friend) and dont eat dehydrated beef stroganoff to name just a few. Each adventure teaches something new. This picture was taken 8:23pm descending from the summit of Granite Peak, the highest peak in Montana. We would have probably never seen this view if we had stuck to the original plan. We ended up hiking over 20 hours straight and encountered a bear in the middle of the night on the route back to camp. Not ideal! However, I learned to stick to the original plan and never underestimate how bad your lungs will burn and how slow you walk when you go from 1100 ft. to over 12,000 ft. in less than 48 hours, but another adventure is in the books. Climbing mountains can be absolutely torture on your mind and body and at the same time can be so rewarding. I find in the end I always want to go back for more.
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