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Montana State #200 Highway Guide

Miles Kms Item Summary
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Welcome to Montana.
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0.0		 Exit #101 Interstate #90 - City of Missoula
 NOTE: Highway #200 overlaps Interstate Highway #90 at this point east. City of Missoula, nestled in the Rockies of Western Montana is one of America's most sophisticated small towns-Missoula. With an area population of more than 75,000, Missoula has what you'd expect to find in a big city. Missoula is surrounded by millions of acres of National Forest, wilderness and recreation areas.
1.5
2.4		 View from highway
 Driving east.
2.9
4.7		 Exit #104 ( Orange Street )
 Access to the Missoula City Center, services off highway, fuel gas, diesel.
3.7
6.0		 Exit #105
 Junction of highway #12. Access to the University of Montana, Visitor Information Center. Services off highway, fuel gas, diesel.
5.4
8.7		 Exit #107
 Access to East Missoula. Services off highway, fuel gas, diesel, north side of highway.
6.5
10.4		 Point of Information
 Crossing the Clark Forks River.
8.3
13.4		 Exit #109
 Junction of highway #200. NOTE: Highway #200 overlap of Interstate highway #90 ends at this point & heads northeast.
8.8
14.2		 Roadside turnout with historical marker
 East side of highway.
8.9
14.3		 Community of Milltown
 Services at highway.
8.9
14.4		 View from highway
 Looking at the Blackfoot River.
9.1
14.6		 Point of Information
 Crossing the Blackfoot River.
9.2
14.8		 Services at highway
 Fuel, north side of highway.
9.5
15.3		 Junction of highway #210
 South to communities of Piltzville, Clinton.
10.2
16.4		 Community of Bonner
11.3
18.2		 Roadside turnout
 Paved turnout, no services, north side of highway.
12.3
19.8		 Access to Public fishing area of the Blackfoot River
 North side of highway.
14.7
23.7		 Point of Information
 Crossing the Blackfoot River.
18.1
29.2		 View from highway
 Looking at the Blackfoot River.
18.7
30.1		 Gold Creek Road
 Junction of highway #126, access to Gold Creek.
19.1
30.7		 View from highway
 Driving east.
20.3
32.6		 Roadside turnout
 Large gravel turnout, no services, south side of highway.
21.1
34.0		 Bear Creek Road
25.1
40.4		 Community of Potomac
 Services at highway, fuel gas, diesel, north side of highway.
31.3
50.3		 Access to Garnet Ghost Town
 South of highway. Montana's most intact ghost town was never built to last. Garnet endures along with the spirits of the rugged gold miners and their families who carved a community in the heart of the Garnet Mountain Range at the end of the nineteenth century. In 1898, some 1,000 people knew Garnet as home.
31.7
51.0		 View from highway
 Driving east.
31.8
51.1		 Roadside turnout
 South side of highway.
33.6
54.1		 Sunset Hills Road
 South side of highway.
35.4
57.0		 Point of Information
 Crossing the Blackfoot River.
35.5
57.1		 Public access to the Blackfoot River
 North side of highway.
40.1
64.6		 Point of Information
 Crossing the Clearwater River
40.6
65.4		 Junction of highway #83
 North to the communities of Woodworth, Seeley Lake. North to Salmon State Park Campground. Salmon Lake is a natural impoundment just south of Seeley Lake, and belongs to a chain of lakes on the Clearwater River. Popular activities in this woodland setting of Douglas fir, western larch, and ponderosa pine are fishing, boating, and other water sports. This park is situated on 42 acres of land at an altitude of 4,000 feet. There are picnic tables, interpretive displays, drinking water, 20 campsites, fire rings, firewood, grills, flush and vault toilets, trashcans. RV/trailers are limited to 25-feet in size.
40.6
65.4		 Junction of highway #83
 Services at highway, fuel. Access to Placid Lake State Park. Lake Placid, situated on a branch of the Clearwater River, is known for its smooth water and excellent trout fishing. There are a number of facilities for swimming, picnicking, boating, and camping. Early logging practices substantiated by the massive stumps of western larch in the area are described on interpretive panels. The 32-acre park sits at an altitude of 4,100 feet. Facilities include 40 sites, group use area, picnic tables, firewood, drinking water, firewood, trash cans, flush toilets. RV/trailer are limited in size to 25'.
41.3
66.4		 Roadside turnout with historic information sign
 Paved turnout, south side of highway.
44.2
71.2		 Access to Clearwater River
 Access to campground
44.4
71.4		 Point of Information
 Powell County, western boundary.
47.7
76.8		 Public access to River Junction
 South of highway, 9 miles.
47.7
76.8		 Public access to River Junction
 South of highway, 9 miles.
50.2
80.8		 Point of Information
 Crossing Monture Creek.
53.3
85.7		 Community of Avando
 Access to Brons Lake, south of highway.
55.2
88.9		 View from highway
 Driving east.
57.6
92.7		 Point of Information
 Crossing the North Fork Blackfoot River.
58.2
93.7		 Roadside turnout with historical marker
 Paved turnout, north side of highway.
59.2
95.3		 Access to North Fork National Forest Recreation Area
 North of highway.
60.8
97.8		 Access to Browns Lake
 South of highway 3 miles.
63.1
101.5		 Roadside turnout
 Gravel turnout, no services, south side of highway.
63.2
101.7		 Mineral Hill Fishing Area
 West boundary.
63.4
102.1		 View from highway
 Driving south
63.6
102.3		 Junction of highway #141
 South to community of Helmville.
63.8
102.6		 Mineral Hill Fishing Area
 East boundary.
67.4
108.4		 Roadside turnout
 Paved turnout, no services, north side of highway.
68.3
109.9		 Roadside turnout with scenic view point
 Paved & gravel turnout, no services, south side of highway.
69.3
111.6		 Access to National Forest Ogden Recreation Area
 South of highway.
70.7
113.8		 Roadside turnout
 Gravel turnout, no services, south side of highway
71.7
115.4		 Roadside turnout with scenic view point
 Gravel turnout, no services, south side of highway
71.9
115.7		 View from highway
 Driving east.
73.2
117.8		 Roadside turnout
 Large gravel turnout, no services, south side of highway
73.3
117.9		 Point of Information
 Lewis and Clark County, western boundary.
75.3
121.1		 Roadside turnout with scenic view point
 South side of highway.
75.6
121.7		 Junction of National Forest Roadway #1824
 Access to Lone Point
76.2
122.7		 Point of Information
 Community of Lincoln.
77.8
125.2		 North Beaver Creek Road
 Access to National Forest Beaver Creek Recreation Area
78.7
126.6		 Access to R V Park, Campground
 North side of highway.
78.9
126.9		 Lincoln business area
 Services at highway, fuel.
79.7
128.2		 Access to Lincoln Town Campsite
 South of highway.
85.4
137.5		 Point of Information
 Crossing Landers Creek.
85.6
137.8		 Junction of National Forest - Roadway #330 ( Copper Creek Road )
 Access to Copper Creek Recreation Area.
86.3
138.9		 Access to National Forest Campground Aspen Grove
 South side of highway.
87.7
141.2		 Hogum Creek Road
 Access to National Forest Hogum Creek Recreation Area.
89.4
143.9		 Alice Creek Road
 Access to National Forest Alice Creek Recreation Area.
90.3
145.3		 Roadside turnout
 No services, both stdes of highway.
90.5
145.6		 Junction of highway #279
 South to communities of Canyon Creek, Helena City.
91.8
147.8		 View from highway
 Driving east.
92.5
148.9		 Roadside turnout
 Gravel turnout, no services, south side of highway
92.8
149.4		 View from highway
 Driving east.
94.2
151.6		 Truck chain up area
 Paved area, both sides of highway.
94.5
152.1		 Access to Meadow Creek
 South side of highway.
96.0
154.5		 Roadside turnout
 Paved turnout, no services, north side of highway.
97.4
156.7		 Point of Interest - The Continential Divide
 Rogers Pass, elevation 5610 feet. Roadside turnout, paved, both sides of highway.
97.7
157.3		 Roadside turnout
 Gravel, no services, south side of highway.
98.1
157.8		 View from highway
 Driving east.
98.3
158.2		 Roadside turnout with scenic view point
98.7
158.9		 Helena National Forest
 Eastern boundary. Located in west-central Montana, the Helena National Forest surrounds Montana's Capital City and offers close to one million acres of distinctive landscapes.
99.6
160.3		 Roadside turnout
 Gravel, no services, south side of highway.
100.7
162.1		 Truck chain up area
 South side of highway.
105.6
169.9		 View from highway
 Driving east.
106.1
170.8		 Truck chain removal area
 South side of highway.
106.7
171.7		 Point of Information
 Crossing Middle Fork Dear Born River.
107.2
172.5		 Access to wildlife viewing area
 North side of highway.
107.3
172.7		 Truck chain removal area
 Paved, south side of highway.
107.5
173.0		 View from highway
 Driving south.
108.9
175.2		 Junction of highway #434
 South to communities of Wolf Creek, Holter Dam
110.6
178.0		 View from highway
 Driving south.
110.7
178.2		 View from highway
 Driving south.
110.9
178.4		 Point of Information
 Crossing Dearborn Creek
115.0
185.1		 View from highway
 Driving south.
117.5
189.1		 Junction of highway #287
 South to communities of Holter Dam, Wolf Creek. North to comunities of Augusta, Golden Ridge.
119.7
192.6		 Point of Information
 Crossing Flat Creek.
121.8
196.0		 Roadside turnout
 Photos taken from roadside turnout.
125.2
201.5		 Point of Information
 Cascade County, western boundary.
130.0
209.2		 Roadside turnout
 Gravel, no services, north side of highway
131.4
211.5		 View from highway
 Driving south
135.5
218.1		 Junction of highway #21
 North to community of Augusta.
135.7
218.4		 Junction of highway #565
 Community of Simms. North to communities of Fairfield, Greenfield.
141.1
227.1		 Roadside turnout with historical marker - Fort Shaw
 Paved turnout, north side of highway. Fort Shaw, barring fur trading posts, the most important white settlements were the mining camps in the western mountains. To protect the miners and settlers from possible incursions of hostile tribes a series of military posts was established around the eastern border of the mining camps and settlements. Fort Shaw was established in 1867 was one of these. General Gibbon led his troops from here in 1876 to join General Terry and General Custer on the Yellowstone just prior to the disastrous fight with the Sioux and Cheyenne Indians at the battle of Little Big Horn.
141.4
227.5		 Community of Fort Shaw.
146.3
235.5		 Community of Sun River
146.5
235.8		 Point of Information
 Crossing the Sun River.
146.8
236.2		 Roadside turnout with historical marker
 North side of highway.
147.3
237.1		 Point of Interest
 Crossing Mill Coulee Creek.
147.6
237.5		 Junction of highway #89
 North to Glacier National Park. NOTE: Highway #87 overlaps highway #200 at this point, east.
150.6
242.3		 Roadside turnout
 Paved turnout, no services, north side of highway
154.5
248.7		 Community of Vaughn
 Services at highway, fuel, gas, diesel, north side of highway.
154.8
249.1		 Services at highway
 Fuel, gas, diesel, north side of highway
154.9
249.3		 Point of Information
 Crossing Muddy Creek.
155.4
250.0		 Junction of Interstate highway #15
 North to the Cities Conrad, Shelby. South to the Cities of Helena, Butte.
155.6
250.4		 View from highway
 Drivingt south. Note Highway #200 and #89 overlap Interstate highway #15 at this point east
163.0
262.3		 Exit #282 ( North West Bypass )
 Access to highway #87, north to Fort Benton, Havre.
164.2
264.2		 City of Great Falls -Welcome to Great Falls
 Lewis & Clark and The Corps of Discovery crew were awestruck by the 'grand spectacle' of the great falls on the Missouri River. Two centuries later, the spectacle remains unchanged while Great Falls has become a travel destination with much to offer.
165.0
265.6		 Exit #280 ( Central Ave West )
 Access to Great Falls, west side business district.
165.6
266.5		 Point of Information
 Crossing the Sun River.
166.8
268.4		 Exit #238
 Junction of highway #89 & #200 NOTE: Overlap of highways #89 & #200 leave Interstate #15 at this point east.
166.8
268.4		 Start / Finish of Highway Travel Guide - e&l
 For continuance of Highway #200 east see Wyoming milebymile.com - Section 3 Highway #200 - Great Falls to Lewiston. See attached link.