カスケード郡の天然記念物・トップ5

The trails in the park are wide and well-marked. The changing leaves make this an especially beautiful hike in the fall. The scenery is stunning and the trail winds through a cave near the southern end. Make sure you are prepared for creek crossings.

When Sacajawea was guiding Lewis and Clark across the prairie she fell ill. History has it that when they made portage camp and she was given water from the springs her illness was cured.

The First Peoples Buffalo Jump State Park has a visitor center, interpretive trail, and prairie dog town. This is a fantastic place to learn about the remarkable history of Bison Jump and enjoy Montana's natural beauty.

The sandstone cliffs stretch for over a mile long along the drive line where indigenous peoples would hunt bison. The view from the ridge is sweeping and stunning.

You can hike out along the tip of the island on a flat packed gravel path. From the end you appear to be in the very river itself, as the water swells around you past a wooden fence shaped like the prow of a ship.

Giant Springs State Park is named after a giant spring, which flows at 156 million gallons per minuet. It was a site of the Lewis and Clark Expedition in 1805.

Black Eagle Memorial Island is more than just a city park; it's a piece of history. This site originally housed Great Falls' very first hydroelectric dam power plant when electricity was still a novelty. Black Eagle Falls which can be seen from the island is the first in a series of five Missouri River waterfalls that inspired the city's name. The falls are formed by the river's path through layers of sandstone, revealing the hard bedrock beneath.