This is the fourth and final part of a series of four posts on the Beartooth Scenic Byway. If you want to see the first post, click on the following link: Highway to Heaven - Don't Pass this Up! (if you follow the links in the first three posts, you will get back to here).
Not only have I seen some beautiful vegetation, flowers and views along the 57 miles from Red Lodge to Cooke City on the Beartooth Highway but I also ran across a couple of unexpected animal appearances.
The first was by the following marmot standing on the edge of a rock cliff.
The second, even more fascinating to watch, was the following red fox trying to catch his prey underneath the snow.
This completes the little bit of history and some of the magnificent views encountered in my most recent drive on the Beartooth Pass. Stay tuned for the next series of posts which will be on the Yellowstone National Park!
Gerry Khatchikian, ASA, TRC (4 languages spoken: English, French, Spanish, Armenian)
Realtor Associate
ASA: Associate of the Society of Actuaries TRC: Transnational Referral Certification
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Hi Gerry, I love the fox and the marmot! Did you know that the marmot was also called a whistle pig? I didn't until my friend Cheryl Marantino told me. You have an awesome blog about Red Lodge and the surrounding area, great job Gerry, just keep those pics coming.