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The Atlas/Montana/Pintler Veterans' Memorial Scenic Highway (MT-1)

Pintler Veterans' Memorial Scenic Highway (MT-1)

A 64-mile Montana highway connecting Drummond to Anaconda through the Anaconda-Pintler Range, passing Georgetown Lake, Philipsburg, and the ghost town of Granite.

63 mi
Length
2
Verified stops
6,520 ft
High point
Scenic
Road type
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Mile 10.0

Conoco

A reliable fuel stop near the start of the scenic highway before heading into the remote Pintler corridor.

Mile 55.0

Sherryl

A small town near the end of the route offering a chance to rest after traveling through the mountain landscape.

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