Bitterroot Range

or Bitter Root Range

noun

1. a mountain range on the boundary between Idaho and Montana, a part of the Rocky Mountains: highest peak, about 10,000 feet (3,050 meters).

Example Sentences

A day later at Lost Trail Powder Mountain, I found myself in the midst of an epic Bitterroot Range blizzard.

From Seattle Times

Regulars swear by the powder that falls at Lost Trail, at the crest of the Bitterroot Range on the Idaho-Montana border.

From Seattle Times

The 196-acre property has a 500-square-foot cabin and views of the Bitterroot Range.

From Wall Street Journal

The process was certainly complete by 1805, when Lewis and Clark found the Lemhi River Shoshone hiding in the fastnesses west of the Bitterroot Range and lamenting their loss of the Missouri River buffalo country to better-armed groups.

From Project Gutenberg

POWELL, Idaho — After a day on cross-country skis in the Bitterroot Range along the Idaho-Montana border, the dinner of spaghetti with elk meat was just the thing.

From Washington Post