Kootenai Falls is one of Montana's most spectacular falls but its not that well known to many. Its just off Highway 2 heading west from Libby and is a terrific short day hike. The river falls 90 feet in one minute and was used in the movie "The RIver Wild". Some fish here but most like me stand and gaze in blissed meditation just like the Kootenia Indians did and still do. Thank goodnees from wilderness preserved.
Kootenai Falls is the largest undammed falls in the state and a major attraction to those traveling through the area. It offers an unforgettable and breathtaking view as the Kootenai River loses 300 feet in elevation traveling a few hundred yards down river. A pleasant surprise to any photographer or nature lover. An attraction at the falls is a swinging bridge that provides access to the opposite side of the Kootenai River, a prime Montana fishery. To the Kootenai tribe, the falls is a sacred site. They view it as the center of the world, a place where tribal members can commune with the spiritual forces that give direction to the tribe and to individual members
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