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Driving Roads in Montana

Explore scenic and exciting driving roads across Montana.

Big Sheep Creek Back Country Byway
Big Sheep Creek Back Country Byway
United States
41 /100
89 kmUS
Big Sky Back Country Byway
Big Sky Back Country Byway
United States
11 /100
176 kmUS
Garnet Back Country Byway
Garnet Back Country Byway
United States
91 /100
20 kmUS
Going-to-the-Sun Road
Going-to-the-Sun Road
United States
68 /100
80 kmUS
Kings Hill Scenic Byway
Kings Hill Scenic Byway
United States
40 /100
115 kmUS
Lake Koocanusa Scenic Byway
Lake Koocanusa Scenic Byway
United States
41 /100
181 kmUS
Missouri Breaks Back Country Byway
Missouri Breaks Back Country Byway
United States
27 /100
97 kmUS
Pioneer Mountains Scenic Byway
Pioneer Mountains Scenic Byway
United States
39 /100
70 kmUS
St. Regis-Paradise Scenic Byway
St. Regis-Paradise Scenic Byway
United States
16 /100
34 kmUS

Driving in Montana

Montana's most distinctive driving roads lie where the northern Rocky Mountains meet long valleys and sparsely populated high country. In Glacier National Park, Going-to-the-Sun Road climbs through steep glacial terrain to Logan Pass, while the Beartooth Highway approaches the Yellowstone region across exposed alpine plateaus and tight mountain grades. Farther west, U.S. Route 12 follows the Lochsa and Lolo Pass corridor toward Idaho, combining forest, river scenery, and sustained curves. Routes through the Bitterroot, Cabinet, and Swan ranges add quieter mountain-road options, while central Montana features rolling foothills and isolated ranges separated by wide agricultural valleys. East of the Rockies, the landscape opens into prairie and badlands, with long sightlines and greater distances between services. Road character varies considerably, from major paved highways to narrow seasonal mountain routes, so surface, vehicle, and access restrictions should be checked before using lesser-traveled roads.