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As the state capitol and county seat there is a lot going on in Helena. When you add in the historic buildings, dating back to the gold rush days, and the stunning natural scenery you're bound to love this town. It has everything to be a destination of its own, but if you're passing through on the Great Divide Mountain Bike Route you'll leave town with everything you need to keep you going.

This is a great stretch of dirt! Whether your heading out or back towards town you'll love the mountain views and stumbling across the remnants of times gone past.

Absolutely fantastic dirt/gravel climb, much alongside a creek. Starts at the end of the Brown's Gulch pavement (go left) and ends at the "Y". Go left to continue on Four Corners Road/Flume Gulch. I'm unsure what the road to the right is named.

This is a great landmark. You're getting close to the end of the paved section of Brown's Gulch, and just ahead is the turnoff for Flume Gulch and Brown's Gulch dirt sections.

This remote road skirts between Lava Mountain and Park Lake. It can be rutted and rocky in some places, and get muddy after a storm, but that's what makes it fun.

Coral Gulch Road follows the valley up a gentle slope towards Park Lake. Much of the road is in good condition and is a treat to ride. The views of the surrounding mountains and meadows will stick with you.

Park Lake is most easily accessible from Clancy via Lump Gulch Road. Once you get here it worth staying at the campground in order to explore more of the are via the myriad of dirt roads and trails that are near the lake.

This is a great landmark. You're getting close to the end of the paved section of Brown's Gulch, and just ahead is the turnoff for Flume Gulch and Brown's Gulch dirt sections.