These 15 Jaw Dropping Views Of Montana Will Take Your Breath Away
Given its abundance of mountains, rolling hills, wide open spaces and nationally known state parks, Montana certainly has its share of stunning scenery. You could spend months exploring Big Sky Country without seeing all the views it has to offer. These 15 spots are a small sample of the breathtaking beauty of our state.
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Located just outside Bozeman, the Fairy Lake trail is a 1.2-mile loop used for hiking and admiring the views.
Glacier is the most photographed part of Montana, and there’s something special about this spot at St. Mary Lake.
The largest hot spring in the country is so colorful, it doesn’t even look real.
This is the best spot to watch the sun set over the city.
This large dormant hot springs cone sits next to Soda Butte Creek and is a Montana landmark.
You can catch plenty of views of this beautiful lake thanks to the hiking trail that winds around it.
The Grinnell Glacier, the heart of Glacier National Park and one of the most photographed spots.
Bordering the western boundary of Glacier National Park, the Flathead River delivers water from the Rocky Mountains to the Clark Fork River.
The highest point on the Going-to-the-Sun Road is an excellent vantage point for viewing wildlife and sunsets.
It may be the site of a deadly battle from the past, but today it’s full of views of green grass and rolling hills.
Climb Peets Hill, located at the north end of this 40-acre park, and you’ll see why Montana is called Big Sky Country.
Four Dances Recreational Area offers the best views of Billings.
The best views of these gorgeous mountains come from the National Bison Range refuge in western Montana.
Southern Montana has plenty of breathtaking views, too.
The Beartooth Highway is a 68-mile stretch of US Highway 212 and offers some of the most scenic views in the state.
Isn’t Montana gorgeous? Which of these photos is your favorite?
