Montana residents are pretty protective of their secret spots, so if you’re an out-of-stater, proceed with caution. But if you’re a Montanan looking for a new place to explore, head to the Gallatin National Forest and see if you can find the Devil’s Slide.

Devil's Slide is an unusual cliff rock formation on the side of Cinnabar Mountain.
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You'll find it just north of Yellowstone National Park.
The formation is likely to have occurred when alternate beds of limestone, sandstone and quartzites eroded at different times.
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The result is this unique-looking rock formation.

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This is the first known photo of the Devil's Slide, taken by William Henry Jackson in 1871.
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In 1871, very few white travellers had ventured this far south in the Yellowstone River valley. The Cook–Folsom–Peterson Expedition passed it several years prior, but it's not clear how old the structure really is.
The Devil's Slide can be spotted from Highway 89, or you can see it from the viewing area.
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It really is a unique attraction many people don't know exists.

Have you ever seen the Devil’s Slide? What about these enchanting off-the-beaten-path spots?

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