To say our state is full of stunning scenery would be a huge understatement, as the majority of us have beautiful views from our own backyards. But recently INSIDER compiled a list of the most breathtaking views in each state, and for Montana, the winner is the Paradise Valley.
The Paradise Valley is a major river valley of the Yellowstone River in Southwest Montana, just north of Yellowstone National Park.
Darlyn C. / TripAdvisor It’s separated from the Gallatin Valley by Bozeman Pass.
The valley was the original entrance to Yellowstone, although the park now has several more entrances.
U.S. Department of the Interior / Flickr
The valley includes a little bit of everything: Mountain peaks, glacier, clear rivers, and all-around gorgeous landscape.
Howard Hecht / Flickr Needless to say, the area is appropriately named.
Paradise Valley is definitely one of the most scenic river valleys in Montana, and that’s really saying a lot.
Darlyn C. / TripAdvisor With the Gallatin Mountain Range to the west and the Absaroka Mountain Range rising directly to the east, this is a detour worth taking when you’re on your way to Yellowstone.
Since the Yellowstone River runs through the valley, it’s a popular spot for fishing.
Wikipedia The river is known for its world-class fly fishing, while nearby spring creeks such as DePuy Spring Creek are also beloved fishing spots.
When you live in a state like Montana, it’s impossible to choose a spot with the best views.
Kathryn Deem / Flickr However, we must admit, INSIDER picked a beautiful place as their choice.
No matter what part of the Treasure State is your favorite, it’s safe to say we live in the most visually stunning state of them all. Here’s all the proof you need that Montana is the best.
Darlyn C. / TripAdvisor
It’s separated from the Gallatin Valley by Bozeman Pass.
U.S. Department of the Interior / Flickr
Howard Hecht / Flickr
Needless to say, the area is appropriately named.
With the Gallatin Mountain Range to the west and the Absaroka Mountain Range rising directly to the east, this is a detour worth taking when you’re on your way to Yellowstone.
Wikipedia
The river is known for its world-class fly fishing, while nearby spring creeks such as DePuy Spring Creek are also beloved fishing spots.
Kathryn Deem / Flickr
However, we must admit, INSIDER picked a beautiful place as their choice.
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