Three friends take on a 9-day, 200 mile journey along the Montana-Idaho border to explore the Continental Divide Trail in all its glory.
The Continental Divide Trail is hailed as one of the largest conservation efforts in US history. More than just a line on a map and a trail on the ground, but a living museum of the American west and it’s rich history.
The entire route runs 3,100 miles between Montana’s border with Canada and New Mexico’s border with it’s older brother, Mexico. Chris Shalbot, Scott Rinckenberger and Justin Olsen tackle 200 miles, a mere 6.25% of the full distance, over 9 days in glorious wilderness.
