Imagine a route more than 2,500 miles long, running from the Mexican border to Canada and crossing New Mexico, Colorado, Wyoming, Idaho, and Montana. Elevations rise from roughly 4,000 feet to nearly 13,000 feet, following a single dominant geologic feature that shapes weather patterns, divides watersheds, defines ecosystems, and delivers some of the most expansive views on the continent. This is the legendary Continental Divide, often called the Great Divide. Please note that the specific route is subject to weather, snowpack, seasonal closures, wildfires, and National Forest or BLM restrictions, and may be adjusted to ensure rider safety and compliance with land management requirements.