This swinging bridge spans the width of Kootenai Falls, where the Kootenai River loses 300 feet of elevation over just a few hundred yards. The bridge offers good views of …
Kootenai Falls is the largest undammed falls in Montana and a sacred site to the Kootenai people. It is popular with anglers and kayakers and is a picturesque location to visit.
6,529-foot-tall Mount Baldy has been used as a fire observation site since 1910. The 26-foot-tall tower that stands on the summit now was built in 1957. You can stay in …
Mount Henry reaches a summit of 8,852 feet and peaks high in the Lewis Range of Glacier National Park, south of Appistoki Peak in the Two Medicine region. The mountain …
5,988-foot-tall Webb Mountain is home to a fire lookout tower that was built in 1959. There is a vault toilet on the premises, and the lookout tower can be rented …
The Ten Lakes Wilderness Study Area (WSA) is nestled in the Kootenai National Forest and covers 34,000 acres. The landscape is rugged, and hikers will find alpine lakes, glacial cirques, …
Granite Lake is one of those places that seem like you heard about it from a legend. Cabinet Mountain's last glacier fills the lake rushing down Snowshoe Peak, and yet …
The Koocanusa Bridge is the highest and longest bridge Montana. It also overlaps with the Pacific Northwest hiking Trail, which begins in Montana and ends in Cape Alava on the coast of Washington State.
Libby Dam was built by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, was constructed in 1975 and gives electric power to eight states... Montana, Idaho, Washington, Wyoming, California, Utah, Oregon, and Nevada.