This Montana feature will blow your mind if you love the world's natural wonders.

Montana is jam-packed with several incredible natural features. There are caves, glaciers, hot springs, and so much more.

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That's one of the main reasons why people come to Montana.

We might not have waterparks, roller coasters, or massive stadium concerts, but Big Sky Country is the Last Best Place for a reason.

Montana has many natural features you can't find anywhere else in America.

Some of these natural wonders aren't on the sides of the roads or easily reached and you might have to take a hike to get to them but it's worth the journey.

We've talked about The Chinese Wall in the Bob Marshall Wilderness and how unique that rock formation is in the wild, but another one in Montana will blow your mind.

What Rock Formation Are We Talking About?

Rock arches are unique and not found everywhere. Most folks think about Arches National Park in Utah for an idea of a rock formation, but there is one in Montana that is extremely rare due to the type of material.

In the Bitterroot National Forest is a rock arch that surprises geologists everywhere.

The Horsehead Arch in the Bitterroot National Forest is a sight to behold.

This arch is made from pure granite and stands over 160 feet tall. Look at that beauty.

Montana's national forests hold some of the most magical places. They are often overlooked for the national and state parks.

If you want to go camping and avoid the crowds, maybe head to the Bitterroot National Forest to see something unique.