Head east out of Great Falls on hwy 200 for 30 miles than turn right onto Hwy 89 all of the way to White Sulpher Springs.
Scenery
There is gorgeous Mountain Vistas open farm land everything in-between. You will have the opportunity to see antelope and deer to elk and possibly a bear or wolf in the distance and with a good set of binoculars. The numerous hills and twists and turns are a delight for the senses.
Drive Enjoyment
This road is very well maintained for year around use. Plenty of curves and twists. Early in the season look out for sand in the corners.
Tourism Opportunities
Neihart has nice cafe and a place to fuel you r ride if need be. At the end of your ride if you choose you can relax at the hot springs in White Sulpher.
Motorcycle Road Additional info
This is a great ride and there are plenty of stops along the way to stretch if need be.
Awesome ride from White Sulphur Springs to Great Falls. The road is amazing with very little traffic. You do a bit of a climb in altitude, lots of places to stop and enjoy the view. Superb scenery with river running alongside the road most of the way. big sweeper turns with a few twisty's to keep you on your toes.
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Trapper
November 26, 2011
57 McR Points
Motorcycle Type : Cruiser
Rode this ride between Conrade and Livingston on July 31, 2009. Montana is a beautiful state to ride.
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MTDave
February 5, 2020
22 McR Points
Motorcycle Type : Cruiser
Headed east out of great falls is beautiful as you get to see all the fields and mountains in the background. Turning left at the weigh station, brings you right to the base of the mountains and the scenery is beautiful. if you're riding early/late in the day, watch out for deer. a few miles in the foothills, there's a pullout for the Sluice Boxes state park. The views are breathtaking. As you get back on the road, you'll pass through Monarch and Neihart. Both really nice little towns, both have food but no gas for bikes. Past Neihart you'll come to Kings Hill. There is a pullout where you can get a view of the entire valley below you. When you get to the end of the road turn right to stop into White Sulphur Springs and grab a bite to eat or a beer at the brewery before heading back.