Driving Beartooth Highway POV! The most scenic and dangerous mountain pass in America! Scenic Drives

POV - Driving the Beartooth High which is considered by many to be the most beautiful and scenic drive in the Untied States. Long time road trip expert and legendary CBS broadcaster Charles Kuralt agreed that the Beartooth is the greatest drive in the U.S. Kuralt, who was the first to use the phrase "on the road" during his travel broadcasts with Walter Kronkite called the Beartooth "America's best scenic drive"
In this video you come along for a drive on America's most scenic drive from Red Lodge, Montana to the northeastern entrance to Yellowstone National Park all shot in stunning 4K! Bear's Tooth is the highest point along Beartooth Highway, located at an elevation of 10,947 feet while the Beartooth Mountain's peak is over 12,000 feet. The highway starts at an elevation just over 5,500 feet in Red Lodge, Montana, and ends at an elevation of about 7,000 feet in Cooke City, Montana.
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[@DebyEborn]

Great music too!

[@cajunsacrossamerica7140]

@DebyEborn thanks 😊 it's an incredible drive , and we highly recommended doing

[@DebyEborn]

@@cajunsacrossamerica7140 Yes it is. We’ve been over Beartooth Pass many times. Beautiful place

[@cameroneller2990]

It is beautiful we went through there in August

[@cajunsacrossamerica7140]

@cameroneller2990 it's the beautiful and scenic drive we've taken. Even better than the Million Dollar Highway. Now we just have to drive the Going to the Sun road in Glacier

[@cameroneller2990]

@cajunsacrossamerica7140 I went to going to the sunroad also very very beautiful was there two weeks ago

[@stevemattson4863]

By no means is this dangerous.

[@cajunsacrossamerica7140]

@stevemattson4863 Every mountain pass is dangerous, especially the ones with no guardrails. From what I've read online, Beartooth and the Million Dollar Highway are considered dangerous due to no guardrails and shear drop-offs. That's why they make merch saying "I survived Beartooth Pass"

[@stevemattson4863]

@@cajunsacrossamerica7140 I have driven this pass twice,the first time it was car and light truck only.