12 Marvels In Montana That Must Be Seen To Be Believed
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Jessica Wick
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We’ve heard stories of people who have never been to Montana who believe that images from Glacier National Park have all been Photoshopped. But those of us who call the Treasure State home know that it really is that beautiful… much like most of our natural wonders, you just have to see it to believe it.
Here are 12 beautiful marvels in Montana that everyone should really experience in person:
It really is that blue.
One of the most scenic drives in America happens to be inside Glacier National Park. This photo was taken at Logan Pass, the highest point in the drive.
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Breathtaking views, green grass and trees, and an abundance of wild horses? This Flathead Lake island seems like something from a movie.
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Our largest state park is the gem of Eastern Montana, and its unique rock formations and prehistoric atmosphere is best experienced in person.
The mountain views from its shores are incredible, and the lake itself is refreshing. Lake McDonald is one of Glacier National Park's most iconic spots for a reason.
Combing through these caverns feels like you're entering another world.
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Everyone should get the chance to experience this drive through the Beartooth Mountains, but as a passenger rather than a driver. Take turns in the driver's seat so you can fully appreciate the beauty.
Montana's own "grand canyon" is a true treasure, a vast, wild landscape like no other.
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As beautiful as the photos are, they truly don't do the Falls justice.
Every bit of Montana is beautiful. All of it. But the entire Bigfork area is so picturesque, it's worthy of making the trip to see it in person. This is Birch Lake.
Do yourself the favor of cruising the Skalkaho Highway between Hamilton and Philipsburg. The Falls are beautiful.
This image was captured in Shepherd by Julie Powell Photography. It shows how incredible our night skies can be, but as we all know, they're best seen in person.
If you can’t make it to any of these marvels in Montana right away, enjoy these beautiful photos to tide you over. Here are 10 more photos of Montana’s natural wonders.
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