U.S. Route 287 is a major north-south highway in the United States, stretching approximately 1,400 miles. It begins in the city of Port Arthur, Texas and travels through several states, including Louisiana, Arkansas, Oklahoma, Colorado, and Wyoming, before ending in Montana. The route serves as an important connector for various cities and regions. The highway is known for its scenic views and diverse landscapes, ranging from urban areas to rural farmland and mountainous regions. Along the way, travelers can access numerous attractions, including national parks and historical sites, making it a popular route for both locals and tourists.