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Sep 15, 2022 · In fact, there aren't any other sandstone structures like it in the state. Due to its particular shape and size, it was likely used as a ceremonial location for the native tribes in Montana. LANDMARK 13. Glacier National Park, built in 1910, boasts of trails, mountains, lakes, and valleys.
- Glacier National Park. For our #1 Montana Landmark, More Than Just Parks has selected Glacier National Park. About Glacier National Park. Before we get to all of the wonderful things that you can do at Glacier, let’s begin with a short history lesson.
- Little Bighorn National Monument. We’re on to the final 2 Montana landmarks. In the runner-up spot at #2 is an iconic site which honors all who participated in the 1876 battle at which Lakota and Cheyenne warriors who defeated the 7th U.S. Cavalry in one of the most famous and decisive encounters in American history.
- Yellowstone National Park. We’re on to the final 3 Montana landmarks. Just We’re More Than Just Parks, however, that doesn’t mean that we’ve forgotten about them entirely.
- Nez Perce National Historic Park. We’re on to our “Final Four” landmarksand we’re sticking with the Nez Perce too. At #4 on our list of the Best Montana Landmarks is the Nez Perce National Historic Park.
The Montana landmarks emphasize its frontier heritage, the passage of the Lewis and Clark Expedition, Montana's contributions to the national park movement, and other themes. Three sites in Montana extend across the Idaho or North Dakota state line, and are listed by the National Park Service as Idaho NHLs or North Dakota NHLs.
[2]Landmark NameImageDate Designated [3]1Bannack Historic District More imagesJuly 4, 1961 ( #66000426)2Butte–Anaconda Historic District More ...July 4, 1961 ( #66000438)3Camp Disappointment More imagesMay 23, 1966 ( #66000434)4Chief Joseph Battleground of Bear's Paw ...June 7, 1988 ( #70000355)- Christina Pfeiffer
- Yellowstone National Park. Yellowstone National Park is the flagship national park of the United States National Park Service. The world’s first national park is a staggering 2 219 789 acres (898 317 ha), larger than Delaware and Rhode Island combined.
- St Mary Falls. Another great park that is a must-visit location in Montana for anyone who loves nature is Glacier National Park. The sheer beauty and picturesque views of Montana’s most visited park makes it a photographer’s dream.
- Sinopah Mountain. Sinopah Mountain, also located in Glacier National Park, is one of the park’s most striking and photographed mountains. Standing at 8271 feet (2521 m), it’s not the tallest peak in the park, however, it’s the most visually stunning as it rises dramatically from the shores of Two Medicine Lake.
- Bighorn Canyon. At over 120 000 acres (48 562 ha), Bighorn Canyon National Recreational Area boasts an incredible range of habitats, species, and more than 10,000 years of human history for visitors to discover and marvel at.
- Mindy. Louisville, KY39 contributions. Entire drive is beautiful. Amazing road with amazing views. I drove early morning and late evening so I didn’t encounter too much traffic.
- tracbert. Reno, NV 100 contributions. Lots to learn. A great stop for everyone but especially if you love history. This wasn't a great moment in our American history but we need to know the story and learn from our mistakes.
- Carol G. West Virginia 55 contributions. Breathtaking views and heights. Wow, absolutely recommend taking this drive for some breathtaking views, but make sure the driver can handle switchbacks at high heights.
- MAP12. New Orleans, LA 600 contributions. Things they didn't tell you about the Lewis & Clark Expedition. We had to adjust our schedule to see this because during the "winter" schedule (September?)
LANDMARK 1. Bannack State Park. Before the 1860s, Montana was a largely deserted state. It only saw occasional settlements and...
Jun 21, 2023 · A journey through Montana's landmarks is a journey through time, unveiling the events and people that have shaped this remarkable state. Lewis and Clark Caverns State Park Named in honor of the famous explorers Meriwether Lewis and William Clark, this state park offers an incredible underground experience and a wealth of outdoor activities.
