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River running through rural land in majestic Wyoming

Gallatin River near Big Sky, Montana on a clear day.

Fall comes early to the high country of Montana. While the plains are still baking in the heat of summer, the Continental Divide is taking on the hues of autumn. This scene of the Rocky Mountain Front Range was photographed from the Pine Butte Guest Ranch near Choteau, Montana, USA.

Aerial shot of mountain range in Shoshone National Forest, Wyoming, on a clear day in Fall.

Overview from the Sunlight Bridge, along Wyoming HWY 296, also known as the Chief Joseph Scenic Byway, the route taken by Chief Joseph and Nez Perce Indians to flee the Cavalry and escape into Canada.

Loon Creek, a tributary to the Middle Fork of the Salmon River

Eagle River Flowing Through Red Canyon in Summer - Popular fly fishing area along the Eagle River in the Vail Valley. Scenic landscape with lush green foliage and red rock cliffs in rugged canyon.

Gallatin River runs along scenic highway 191 in Montana. Flyfisherman enjoys the peaceful and serene Gallatin Valley as he fishes.

Beautiful and extreme terrain of the Rocky Mountains near Dubois, Wyoming in western USA of North America. Near Jackson and Lander Wyoming on approach to the Grand Teton National Park.

This is a horizontal, color photograph of the reflecting waters of Snowflake Springs in Big Sky Montana located in Gallatin County.

A view of Tahltan Village in 2008. Situated on the banks of the Tahltan River, near its confluence with the Stikine River, the village was badly damaged by a wildfire in 2019.

$Stanley, Idaho- June 16, 2011:\n\nMiddle Fork of the Salmon River, Frank Church River of No Return Wilderness Area: This landscape canyon view is looking downriver from the upper bench above the Camas Creek Confluence.\n\nThe Middle Fork is a 104-miles of crystal-clear water that flows through the heart of the Frank Church River of No Return Wilderness and is one of the original eight rivers in the nation designated as Wild and Scenic on October 2, 1968. \n\nOver 10,000 people float the Middle Fork of the Salmon River each year. The Middle Fork originates 20 miles northwest of Stanley, ID, at the intersection of Bear Valley and Marsh Creeks, and is known world-wide for extraordinary whitewater float trips. These multi-day float trips offer a wide sampling of scenic beauty along the banks, including alpine forests, high mountain deserts and a sheer, rock-walled canyon—the third deepest in North America! Beyond rafting, the area offers natural hot springs, prime fly fishing (catch-and-release only), scenic wilderness hikes with glimpses of prehistoric paintings and abandoned settler cabins, dazzling night skies, and geologic evidence of the river’s continuing efforts to carve its way through the Idaho Batholith.$

Aerial shot of Greycliff, a census-designated place in Sweet Grass County, Montana, on a slightly cloudy day in Fall.

Wilderness Montana view in the late autumn season

The River of No Return Wilderness in Idaho

Springtime in Flathead National Forest Wolverine Peak Abundance Basin Absaroka Range Montana. The forest lies primarily in Flathead County, south of Glacier National Park.

Grizzly bear and her cub walking in a meadow in Glacier National Park, Montana early fall.

Gallatin River under a dramatic sky, Montana. Garnet Mountain in the background.

View of Spearfish Canyon in Summer, South Dakota

Aerial still of Shoshone National Forest, Wyoming on a clear day in Fall.

The ghost town of bannach is not a Montana State Pak, The beaverhead river flows by the park and joining with Grasshopper creek, this entire area very rural and very interesting with the surrounding remains of the historic community of Bannach.

view from the top of the Chief Joseph Byway lookout in the rugged Rocky Mountains of northwest Wyoming with blue sky and white clouds.

$Stanley, Idaho- August 12, 2011:\n\nThis image is of a majestic Sweep Boat tied up at Rock Island Camp on the Middle Fork of the Salmon River in Idaho's Frank Church Wilderness Area at low water in August. \n\nModern Sweep Boats are unique to the Salmon River, and most particular, the Middle Fork of the Salmon River. Sweep boats can only be steered; there is no method of propulsion other than using the constant gradient of the current to allow for this baggage barge of sorts (designed to carry about 70-80% of a trip’s gear and supply load) to be floated downstream. Controlled and steered only by two long sweep arms (two big rudders mounted to the bow and stern), the sweep boat builds momentum and uses the gradient to fall downstream. The mechanics of how they move builds momentum, and when properly ‘driven’, the boat moves faster than the current floating it and has the ability to track in and around the rapids. There are no brakes and stopping a boat without prior planning is often wishful thinking.\n\nUsually the boatman (or woman) is the first boat to leave in the morning and remains alone for the day. An old boatman’s adage is that a sweep boat is hours of boredom broken up by moments of sheer terror: if you get into trouble help is far behind and well delayed.$

beautiful nature near Kamloops in Canada

The colorful and lush Tensleep Canyon along the Cloud Peak Skyway (US Highway 16) in the Wyoming Bighorn National Forest in summer

Family enjoys mountain picnic, beside truck, Canadian Rockies, Alberta

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