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Montana Waterfalls and How To Visit Them

Montana Waterfalls

Montana Waterfalls
Montana Waterfalls
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Montana Waterfalls seem to be mostly concentrated in the Rocky Mountains, and in our experience, that pretty much meant Glacier National Park and its vicinity, which you can see from the waterfall map at the top of this page. This shouldn’t come as a surprise since a state as mountainous as this ought to harbor its share of natural waterfalls.

Nevertheless, in this state, things just feel different. We shared the road with lots of cows on the 89 while the “Crown of the Continent” was always within sight to the west. That said, the Montana Waterfalls were the primary reasons why we explored the Nature within the state, and this offered us a refreshingly quiet and uncrowded off-the-beaten path experiences.

But of course, Glacier National Park was the main reason why we visited the state. And it was a great way to get reacquainted with America’s National Parks, which was something we hadn’t really done in earnest for several years. Adding to the sense of urgency of our visits to the state were the endangered glaciers, which were rapidly disappearing with Global Warming.

Nevertheless, we have a fairly significant sampling of the waterfalls within the state. In fact, we have enough of a sampling that we have a legitimate Top 10 Best Montana Waterfalls List showcasing our personal favorites. Therefore, we have a lot of information from our personal experiences to share with you. With detailed waterfall descriptions, maps, driving directions, photographs, videos, nearby attractions, and more, we hope you’ll find the information that we provide useful for your own trip planning and waterfall-related excursions…

Top 10 Lists that feature Montana Waterfalls

Top 10 Best Waterfalls in Montana & How To Visit Them

Most Recent Waterfall Write-ups

Woodbine Falls

Custer Gallatin National Forest / Absaroka-Beartooth Wilderness / Nye, Montana, USA
Rating: 3

Natural Bridge Falls

Big Timber / Absaroka Mountains / Gallatin National Forest, Montana, USA
Rating: 3

Appistoki Falls

Glacier National Park / Two Medicine, Montana, USA
Rating: 1.5

Ousel Falls

Big Sky / Gallatin Gateway, Montana, USA
Rating: 2.5

Grinnell Falls and Salamander Falls

Glacier National Park / Many Glacier, Montana, USA
Rating: 3

“Hidden Lake Cascades”

Glacier National Park / Logan Pass, Montana, USA
Rating: 1

Kootenai Falls

Libby / Troy, Montana, USA
Rating: 2.5

Bird Woman Falls and the Going-to-the-Sun Road Waterfalls

Glacier National Park / Logan Pass, Montana, USA
Rating: 2.5

Running Eagle Falls

Glacier National Park / Two Medicine, Montana, USA
Rating: 2.5

Baring Falls

Glacier National Park / St Mary Lake, Montana, USA
Rating: 1.5

St Mary Falls and Virginia Falls

Glacier National Park / St Mary Lake, Montana, USA
Rating: 3

McDonald Falls

Glacier National Park / Lake McDonald, Montana, USA
Rating: 1

Sacred Dancing Cascade and the McDonald Creek Overlook

Glacier National Park / Lake McDonald, Montana, USA
Rating: 2

Apikuni Falls

Glacier National Park / Many Glacier, Montana, USA
Rating: 3

Swiftcurrent Falls

Glacier National Park / Many Glacier, Montana, USA
Rating: 2

Many Glacier Waterfalls

Glacier National Park / Many Glacier, Montana, USA
Rating: 1.5



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Calamity Falls

Rock Creek Cascades

Bird Woman Falls close-up and more

Lake Creek Falls – Beartooth Highway, Montana


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