Clark Fork River Corridor (MT-200 West)
The western 85-mile section of Montana Highway 200 from the Idaho state line east to Dixon, hugging the Clark Fork River at the foot of the Cabinet Mountains. The route passes through Thompson Falls — an 1885-era mining town where a dam overlook rewards a brief stop — and Trout Creek, famed for huckleberries. A designated 'Montana Tour 200' segment, the road offers river valley riding through remote country with occasional moose and elk crossings and minimal traffic.
What you'll hit along the way.
Rider-verified stops, overlooks, fuel, and the corners worth knowing about — in the order you'll meet them.
Missoula
A lively university city on the Clark Fork River with fuel, food, and services before the corridor narrows westward.
Greenough
A small riverside community marking the transition into quieter, forested stretches of the Clark Fork valley.
Ovando
A quiet ranching town offering a natural rest stop amid open meadows and mountain views.
Shirley Mountain
A prominent peak near the route's end that frames the surrounding landscape and marks the ride's conclusion.
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