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The Atlas/Montana/Paradise Valley Corridor (US-89)

Paradise Valley Corridor (US-89)

A 53-mile stretch of US-89 running south from Livingston to Gardiner (the north entrance of Yellowstone National Park), following the Yellowstone River through Paradise Valley with the Absaroka Range to the east and the Gallatin Range to the west. Wide-open big-sky riding on excellent pavement with abundant elk and pronghorn sightings, hot springs access at Chico Hot Springs, and a dramatic canyon entry into Gardiner. A key leg of the Yellowstone motorcycle circuit.

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