Where was I ??

[Paul Carver]

Last year, I took a trip out West thru Wyoming, Montana and Idaho. I stopped at some beautiful waterfalls and now can not remember what the name of it was. Can someone help, please? I think they are in Idaho but won't swear to it.

[JimL]

Your definitely right about the beauty, I am anxious to find out where the photo was taken also!

[Charlie]

Me too.  I am  planning on a trip out west, in that area the first week of June.  Looks like a spot I need to visit.

[RoadKill]

You were down by the river     If ya need any more help jus lemme know..... 

Hope some one else can be more specific...BEAUTIFUL pics. 

[Paul Carver]

Not Great Falls, Montana ........

and yes, I suppose it was near some river. Thanks for all your help 

[Big IV]

you are always there!

[Sourdough]

Paul;
I think your photos are at Kootenai Falls on the Kootenai River about 10 miles west of
Libby  in NW Montana. There is a small park there where you can walk to the falls and also a swinging bridge that you can walk across hign above the river. It's off Hwy 2 and had you
been in Glacier Natl Park, this would be about 90 miles away. This is an hour from my house and I ride there often. Hope I'm right about this, let me know !!

Rick

http://www.libby.org/homepage/KFalls/
Kootenai Falls - The last major waterfall on a Northwest river that has not been harnessed to produce electricity.

[JimL]

Paul;
I think your photos are at Kootenai Falls on the Kootenai River about 10 miles west of
Libby  in NW Montana. There is a small park there where you can walk to the falls and also a swinging bridge that you can walk across hign above the river. It's off Hwy 2 and had you
been in Glacier Natl Park, this would be about 90 miles away. This is an hour from my house and I ride there often. Hope I'm right about this, let me know !!

Rick

http://www.libby.org/homepage/KFalls/
Kootenai Falls - The last major waterfall on a Northwest river that has not been harnessed to produce electricity.

Even if it isn't the same place that Paul's photo was taken, it sure looks the same.  I now have yet another reason to visit Montana, and will be sure to include this destination during my travels.

Jim

[Paul Carver]

That's it, Rick! I thank you so much for clearing that up for me. It was an unexpected surprise when we were riding down the road, saw the sign and decided to give it a try.