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The Kootenai River plunges 90 feet across dramatic rock terraces, creating one of the Northwest's largest free-flowing waterfalls. Cross the swinging suspension bridge for heart-stopping views and photos.

Suspended above the Kootenai River, this swaying bridge offers thrilling views of Montana's largest undammed waterfall. The short forest hike rewards you with panoramic gorge vistas perfect for nature photographers.

Crystal-clear waters mirror the surrounding Kootenai Forest peaks at Bull Lake, perfect for kayaking and fishing adventures. Bring bear spray while hiking the shoreline trails where wildlife sightings are common.

The Yaak River's crystal-clear waters wind through Montana's dense forests, perfect for trout fishing and kayaking. Visit Yaak Falls in spring when snowmelt transforms the cascade into a photographer's dream.

This volunteer-run ski mountain offers untouched powder and challenging runs without the crowds of commercial resorts. Grab fresh tracks on Fridays through Sundays when the single chairlift accesses 22 thrilling trails.

Walk beneath 500-year-old western red cedars towering 175 feet overhead on this serene 0.9-mile trail. The lush forest floor of ferns creates a cathedral-like atmosphere in Montana's hidden temperate rainforest.

Escape to Callows Island on Bull Lake for a secluded Montana wilderness experience. Bring your fishing gear and a picnic—there are no facilities on this tranquil uninhabited island.

This volunteer-run ski haven offers uncrowded slopes and 2,110 feet of vertical terrain from a single chairlift. Bring your own snacks and enjoy the no-frills mountain experience where skiing takes priority.