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- 1Ancient ice patch near Beartooth Highway melts out again●Only 12 more days Beartooth Hwy is open. 3100m ice patch survey around Line Crk. trail area shows it essentially has mel
A survey at roughly 3,100 metres near the Line Creek trail area off the Beartooth Highway has found that an ice patch has essentially melted out again this year. The patch melted for what the surveyor describes as the first time in thousands of years last year, and the difference from 2023 is described as striking. With the highway closing in about 12 days, the find is being shared as a stark sign of accelerating alpine ice loss.
- 2Autumn colors blaze across Montana's Beartooth Mountains●The trees in Montana sure know it's fall... look at this beautiful autumn photo Ranga Parthasarathy took from the Bearto
A striking autumn photograph of the trees in Montana's Beartooth Mountains, taken by Ranga Parthasarathy, is drawing attention as fall foliage peaks in the region. It was shared alongside a local weather segment noting that upcoming forecast highs will feel far from autumnal, with the full seven-day outlook promised in an evening broadcast.
- 3Real Rebel Radio spins BEARTOOTH's Free●# NowPlaying on Real Rebel Radio: Free by BEARTOOTH! https://www. real-rebel-radio.net/popup-pla yer/
The online station Real Rebel Radio is currently playing "Free" by the American metalcore band BEARTOOTH on its pop-up player. A listener shared the track on social media with a now-playing tag, giving the band and song a small boost of visibility among fans of heavier rock music.
- 4Hikers report trail damage around Kersey Lake in the Beartooths●Kersey Lake, in the Beartooth Mountains. A lot of this trail had been a little bit torn up by horses, which was unfortun
A hiker described conditions at Kersey Lake in Montana's Beartooth Mountains, noting that much of the trail had been torn up by horses. The report highlights ongoing concerns about trail wear from pack animals on popular backcountry routes in the range, where visitors share photos of Montana's alpine scenery and discuss how best to protect it.