Montana Zipline Adventures
$50+Montana's longest zipline course, seven lines totaling over 9,300 feet through the Pintler Wilderness.

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A canyon park north of Anaconda known for a short hike to a 50-foot waterfall and views of cliffs where wildlife can be spotted.
5750 Lost Creek Road, Anaconda, MT 59711 · Anaconda, MT
Lost Creek State Park sits in a narrow canyon with pale limestone walls and pink-and-white granite formations rising far above the valley floor. The highlight is Lost Creek Falls in the northwest corner, reached by a short hike, where water drops about 50 feet. Visitors often watch the cliffs for golden eagles, bighorn sheep, and pika. Those wanting more can follow a Forest Service trail that runs for miles beside the creek through forest and meadow. Campsites, fishing, picnicking, bicycling, and wildlife watching are also available.
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