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From a thundering waterfall to a 12-sided log museum, here are the stops that put Libby on the map.
The last major waterfall on the Kootenai River, reached by an easy half-mile hike from a parking area off Highway 2. Cross the swinging suspension bridge above the falls for a knock-your-socks-off view. The falls are sacred to the Kootenai people. (Featured in the film The River Wild.)
Good to know · Easy half-mile hike · Free parking off US-2
A joint U.S.–Canada project on the Kootenai River that created Lake Koocanusa. Visitor center, tours, and overlooks.
Good to know · Seasonal tours · Free overlooks
A 90-mile reservoir spanning the U.S. and Canada, with miles of shoreline, quiet coves, boating, paddleboarding, and wide-open views.
Good to know · Boat ramps · Photo stops on Hwy 37
An ancient grove of giant western red cedars and plush ferns; a short interpretive loop that feels like another world. About 29 miles south, near Troy.
Good to know · ~1 mile loop · Family friendly
Housed in a striking 12-sided log structure on the National Register of Historic Places. Exhibits on Native American history, trapping, logging, and mining — plus a famously giant frying pan.
Good to know · Seasonal hours · Donation suggested
Scenic 9- and 18-hole golf with Cabinet Mountain views, plus an on-site bar and restaurant.
Good to know · Public course · Walk-ons welcome
Local art, jewelry, and handcrafted goods from area artisans.
Good to know · Downtown Libby · Great gifts
New park (opened 2025) with bowls, rails, and street features against a mountain backdrop.
Good to know · Free · Mountain views