Location ID: #10315232
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Lewis and Clark Caverns State Park
Location ID: #1304
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Lewis and Clark Caverns State Park is Montana's first and best-known state park featuring one of the largest known limestone caverns in the Northwest. Naturally air conditioned, these spectacular caves, lined with stalactites, stalagmites, columns, ...
Location ID: #10159939
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Come walk the deserted streets of Bannack, and discover for yourself the way the West really was. Bannack is one of the best preserved of all of Montana's ghost towns. It was Montana's first major gold discovery July 28, 1862 and became Montana's ...
Location ID: #10236004
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At 11,531 acres, Makoshika State Park is Montana's largest state park. Designated a state park in 1953, Makoshika represents 20% of Montana's badlands topography. The clays and shales of the park erode much easier than the sandstone layers above; ...
Location ID: #1239
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Come marvel at this day-use (no camping available) park’s remarkable features. Located just outside of Great Falls and encompassing nearly 14 miles of Missouri River shoreline, Giant Springs State Park has something for everyone. The park provides ...
Location ID: #10159931
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Pete Daly built a log roadhouse at this site in 1863. Unlike most roadhouses of the time, which provided meals, companionship and a place to stay for weary travelers, Daly’s was allegedly a hangout for Montana’s most notorious criminal gang – the ...
Location ID: #10010146
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Spectacular grey limestone cliffs and pink and white granite formations rise 1,200 feet above the canyon's narrow floor. Lost Creek Falls, in the northwest corner of the park, cascades over a 50-foot drop to provide one of the most scenic and ...
Location ID: #1241
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The old Anaconda Copper Company smelter stack, completed on May 5, 1919, is one of the tallest free-standing brick structures in the world at 585 feet, 1.5 inches. The inside diameter at the bottom is 75 feet and at the top, 60 feet. The stack can ...
Location ID: #891
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As the name implies, Medicine Rocks was a place of "big medicine" where Indian hunting parties conjured up magical spirits. Weathering has given the soft sandstone rock formations a Swiss-cheese look providing a unique landscape filled with greater ...
Location ID: #10157172
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Glendive is tucked between the badlands and the Yellowstone River, and is considered the hub city of the rich inland agricultural area of Eastern Montana and Western North Dakota. Large grain farms and ranches abound. Glendive's main street is ...
Location ID: #10144725
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First Peoples Buffalo Jump State Park and National Historic Landmark is an archaeological site with possibly the largest bison cliff jump in North America.
Native peoples used this site for at least a thousand years before Lewis and Clark passed ...
Ulm Pishkin Buffalo Jump
Location ID: #1187
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For more than 1,000 years, prehistoric men and women of the Great Plains hunted bison by driving them over cliffs. Ulm Pishkun, is possibly the largest buffalo jump in the world, was used as a jump site between 900 and 1500 A.D. Below the cliffs ...
Garnet Ghost Town
Location ID: #297
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Garnet is a historic mining ghost town located in west central Montana and sits at an elevation of about 6,000 feet at the head of First Chance Creek. It was named after the brown garnet rock which was used as an abrasive and a semi-precious stone ...
Location ID: #10026936
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Located on a branch of the Clearwater River, Placid Lake is known for its good trout fishing and smooth water. A number of facilities are provided for camping, picnicking, boating and swimming. Interpretive panels give an account of the early-day ...
Location ID: #536
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The Jefferson, Madison, and Gallatin rivers merge to form the 2,300 mile Missouri River. The Missouri Headwaters area was a geographical focal point important to early Native Americans trappers, traders and settlers. Coveting the regions bountiful ...
Location ID: #1360
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Community park (16.5 acres) with Volleyball, fishing and swimming, restrooms, shelter, trails, beach, and water fountain.
Location ID: #1463
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Finley Point is located in a secluded, mature pine forest near the south end of Flathead Lake. Finley Point offers 16 sites with fire-rings and grills, campfire wood, utilities, 16 boat slips up to 25 feet long, boat mooring, boat sewage dump, ...
Location ID: #10030882
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Location ID: #1305
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