Rugged Montana river breaks and sagebrush grasslands are all there at Sand Creek Wildlife Station, Charles M. Russell National Wildlife Refuge. During the ice age when Missouri River in Michigan is turned in to glaciers, deep canyons are formed. Such views are simply magnificent. You don t need Ghostbusters at Bannack Ghost Town. It used to be the territorial capital and was famous for all the gambling dens, gunfights and the hangings. The first gold strike was also here on 28 July, 1862.
A real wild and roaring destination and its original structures still standing like Hotel, Temple and the town jail. The rugged Mountains, Valleys and the Creeks here make a spectacular sight and you can also watch lots of wildlife too. Watching the natural beauty from the mountain peaks is simply stunning. Bird watching is amazing early in the morning or at dusk.
Carved by prehistoric rivers, Glacier National Park was created in 1910. It has many glaciers and abundant sparkling lakes. The scenery is breath taking if seen from Going To The Sun road. Set in the northern Rockies, it joins the Waterton Lakes National Park in Alberta, Canada, making it an ideal two nation vacation.
Big and heavy vehicles can t be taken, but you can rent a car for roaming around in this 16000 square miles of landscape. Geologically it has fossil forests, the Grand Canyon and the size and elevation of Yellowstone Lake. Due to its magnificent size (3400 sq miles), 99 of the park area is undeveloped and you see nature at its own terms.
Ackley Lake State Park offers all amenities of water and Wildlife. Yellowstone National Park is the oldest and the first National Park in the world as it was dedicated to the public on 1 March, 1872. The best feature of this park is that it has more geysers and hot springs than in the rest of the world.
Smith River State Park is a 61 mile long river ride providing excellent scenery and fishing, from Camp Baker to Eden Bridge. Frenchtown Pond State Park has a shallow lake, an excellent lake for all the activities. Many other annual events are also organized. In reality it is a gem for picnicking.
One, in a chain of Clearwater River s lakes, Salmon Lake State Park provides lots of water sports in this woodland setting of hardwood trees. A rather windy, Whitefish Lake State Park is at a little remote area, but offers excellent water skiing and sailing opportunities. A Legend says that the souls of ancestors of Americans rest at Medicine Rocks State Park. Native Americans come here to talk with them.
A scenic Lone Pine State Park provides self guided natural trails and interpretive programs. With Clark River frontage, Beavertail Hill State Park offers campsites under a thick canopy of cottonwoods that are excellent for hiking or walking. On the shores of Hauser Dam, Black Sandy State Park s history is described by an interpretive and water skiing take off point.
Situated in Bitterroot Mountains, Painted Rocks State Park has splendid scenery in pine wood forest offering all facilities. Cooney Reservoir State Park irrigates most of the south central Montana and offers abundant fishing opportunities. The largest inland park, Wild Horse Island Flathead Lake State Park has quite a lot of birds and wild animals on an island.
No hell breaks off at Hell Creek State Park as Walleye tournaments are held here. It offers all amenities for water sports. In the heart of popular sweet cherry orchards, Yellow Bay, Flathead Lake State Park is most scenic during springs with cherry blossoms coloring the hillsides. The park also has a Yellow Stream and vast beach.
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