Very beautiful park and it is dog friendly! Definitely a great place to walk and take pictures. Just be careful of snakes. We did have a garter snake (well, it looked like one it definitely wasnt venomous) laying across the path when we went. There are signs that say to watch out for rattlesnakes so just be careful ^-^

Always a pleasure to visit here! Havent been here in 19 years but just had to stop while I was in the area. Price to feed the fish went up but hey it happens. Really fun day with the family.

Nice big grassy park to chill in the spring is cool to look at. Also, the shortest river in the world! The first hatchery is neat, and the trails are really cool!

My family and I absolutely love this park and trail. My children have so much fun feeding the fish. The fish hatchery is very informative and neat to look at. My favorite part is walking out over the water. The spring is tremendously beautiful.

Such a beautiful view every time I go. Well kept, no garbage floating around.

I didnt know there was such a cute park right on the river. There is this unique cold water spring that feeds into the river. There is also a fish hatchery where you can see some different trout. There is lots of grassy spots under the big trees for picnics.

What a great place. The giant springs bring millions of gallons of water every day

Crystal clear waters. Beautiful scenery. Quiet and peaceful. Adequate information on site. Trout pool with feeding options. Ample parking. Great linear trail for longer walks on site.

Easy access, well kept. Person behind the counter was very pleasant and professional. Went there to purchase an OHV registration. In and in quickly.

Love the place! Hatchery and the water around, helps sooth your mind and soul

Turned out to be a great Sunday to visit the park. Sun was shining, no wind, 38 degrees out but it felt great. Picnickers were about. Nice museum for the hatchery. Got to feed some really big rainbow trout.

Absolutely Gorgeous! Such clear water surfacing in such massive quantities. Flowing into the river 200 feet later. WOW. And then - fantastic state park, a fish hatchery - with tours, extensive Lewis and Clark Interpretive Center. Plan on as much time as you can. So much to do and see. (They have restrooms too.)

What a unique place fill of history and crystal clear water. Guinness book of records....shortest river.

It was great. It was a very beautiful trail and plenty of places to stop and rest. Most of the trail isnt paved so make sure you wear good shoes.

The springs were beautiful. Nice walk along the Missouri river. Beautiful big trees around the picnic area and there were grills.

I really enjoy Giant Springs. It a nice park that is well maintained, with lots of parking, easy access and picnic tables. There is fishing access and a trout fish hatchery as well. Lots of fun for everyone.

Super cool park. The bubbling springs are really cool and there are lots of trails to hike around. Its also along a bike path that runs along the river so its very easy to bike to along the trails.

When youre tired of being reminded that humanity destroys beautiful things & you want to remember life is more than whats in your mind this is a lovely place to turn your brain off for a moment

Very peaceful and pretty. Good place to enjoy nature, maybe read a book.

Serene location. Love the clear water bubbling up through the rocks and spilling over the waterfall. The river is wide, filled with fish and waterfowl.

Amazing every time Im here i have to visit! I also recommend the Lewis and Clark museum located near by.

Awesome island park right below the falls. It took us a long time to find the place, but once we did it was fantastic. Cool overlooks of the falls and dam. Great picnic facilities. Awesome swinging bridge to get to the park.

Beautiful, historic state park within minutes of the city of Great Falls.

Its so beautiful and relaxing. Ive had family photos done there and I love them. A lot of photo shoots are done there and the kids seem to prefer that to indoor shots.

This is by far the best park in great falls and has a lot of good history posted around the park. There is a very clear natural spring, a playground for the kids, lots of barbecues and picnic areas. Just dont leave a mess like some of the tourists do.. throw your trash away and keep this place looking nice.

This is actually Ryans Dam just down the river from Giant Springs. Beautiful falls along the Missouri River. A nice island park that is clean and great. A fun bridge takes you to the island.

Another Well Kept, Access and Historical, Lewis and Clark Landmark.

A lovely spot to enjoy the beauty of Montana. Trout hatchery, Missouri River, picnic areas, trails, playground... Dogs okay.

I normally love going on walks by the river but yesterday evening was so miserable with the amount of flying bugs there were! I have never experienced so many bugs in my life. We were getting swarmed so bad we could not enjoy our walk and decided to turn back early. We need more bats in GF! I give 4 stars because of this, but the park is usually a lovely spot.

Absolutely beautiful as well as a marvel of geology go check out the fish hatchery too!

Beautiful place in the fall and winter. My family has taken professional photos here multiple times

Basic square lot with only trees. Parking lot is under construction so you might have to park on the street (where there isnt much room) to access it. Other than that is a beautiful lot of trees

Hatchery is nice, clear springs, paved walk away that goes a mile towards to falls but not up to them. Considering how beautiful Montana is, this is ok but well kept up. I would actually give it 3.5 stars if I could.

These falls are located in Great Springs, Montana which shoukd be more accurately named Mediocre Springs, Montana. There is only one that you can get even reasonably close to. 3 of them are backdropped by large dams. I understand the necessity for them but they take away from the beauty of the waterfalls. There is, however, a very nice paved bike/walking path. It appears to go for quite some distance. We didnt have our bike so Im not sure.

Really nice place, beautiful, big fish

Very peaceful place to visit when in town or to exercise or just relax as a local.

Very cool! Great place to take the family for a quick picnic. The water was super clear. Dont forget to see the Ryan Dam

Good for a walk by the Missouri.

This place is a gorgeous little piece of Montana. The park itself is well manicured and there is a lot to see along the trail. Good place to take the kids.

A nice little park. The giant springs werent all that giant lol. But the show pool at the fish hatchery is cool, a n.v d the scenery is nice.

A very nice park to spend the day, the restrooms and parking lot are very clean, the ranger at the entrance was very nice and super helpful, we are not from around here so she gave us a lot of tips of what to do and where to go; also if you are not from Montana you have to pay a very small fee, which is worth because the park is pretty. If you dont feel like walking you can always drive along the Missouri river and stop at one of the several view points to admire the scenery. Ive been here on summer and spring and I think its better to visit on summer, when everything is green and youll have clear skies

This is a gem! The springs coming up from the ground is mesmerizing. They area is well kept and beautiful.

This is a really neat falls and park. Black Eagle Dam is a hydroelectric gravity weir dam located on the Missouri River in the city of Great Falls, Montana. The first dam on the site, built and opened in 1890, was a timber-and-rock crib dam. This structure was the first hydroelectric dam built in Montana and the first built on the Missouri River. The dam helped give the city of Great Falls the nickname The Electric City. A second dam, built of concrete in 1926 and opened in 1927, replaced the first dam, which was not removed and lies submerged in the reservoir. Almost unchanged since 1926, the dam is 782 feet (238 m) long and 34.5 feet (10.5 m) high, and its powerhouse contains three turbines capable of generating seven megawatts (MW) of power each. The maximum power output of the dam is 18 MW. Montana Power Company built the second dam, PPL Corporation purchased it in 1997 and sold it to NorthWestern Corporation in 2014. The reservoir behind the dam has no official name, but was called the Long Pool for many years. The reservoir is about 2 miles (3.2 km) long, and has a storage capacity of 1,710 acre feet (2,110,000 m3) to 1,820 acre feet (2,240,000 m3) of water.

This is such a great spot to go to relax and take in a super nice walk. My kids like to feed the rainbow trout here. Bring some quarters to grab the food.

No staff the soda machine hadnt been wiped down, were cobwebs in it along with a spider or two. The fish viewing area is never accessible ever. To many party events always walking on eggshells trying to walk around the park .

We love coming here to walk, see the fish hatchery and play on the playground.

Such a beautiful and serene place to go. I would have liked to have visited the Hatchery Museum but it was already closed - 15 minutes earlier than what was posted on the sign. Maybe next time!

Great for a picnic or a walk. Interesting little interpretive area on the history of fish hatcheries. All free!

Disappointed in the fish hatchery. Not like it was when I was a kid. Springs were nice to see again and park was clean.

Great place to walk my dog on the paved trail alongside the river! Beautiful place

Great place for a picnic and the spring is beautiful. Also dont miss checking out the fish hatchery.

Absolutely peaceful and amazing location. Wonderful place for bird watching too!

Cool geology! Great place to bring kids.

Nice place to picnic, relax, hike or bike on Rivers edge trail that runs thru it. Fishing is fun on the lower park. And I have canoed the Missouri River thst runs along the lower park.

Giant Springs State Park is a very pretty place to visit in the spring, summer, and fall. These pictures were taken during out trip and its still winter. Theres plenty of places to fish along the river and the fish hatchery is a must see.

Nice place but there is a lot of people that was not wearing a mask even the ones in the fishing area where you feed the fish so we left

We love this place. My daughter loves watching the pelicans, geese, ducks and fish and the springs are always gorgeous any time of the year. Its connection with the Rivers Edge Trail is super nice as well. Great place to hang out on a Sunday afternoon

Beautiful area. Fed the fish at the hatchery and walked over the springs. Loved it

Beautiful... love this for area for walks and playing with the dogs. Definitely a great place to visit so if your visiting Great Falls make a stop here its a must see.

Not many trees, but the natural springs, and the trail leading around this area was interesting, fish hatchery was interesting

Nature at its finest! Close to Great Falls, riverside paths, hiking trails, fish hatchery, and a large picnic area.

Decent fishing spot. Make sure to take lots of terminal tackle due to all the weeds.

It is beautiful and peaceful and a great place for walking and is also educational.

My favorite spot in town. Great place to connect with nature. The natural springs are beautiful all year round and they have a fun little walking bridge over them. I take all our out of town visitors here. Photo Ops for sure. Feed trout at the hatchery, the machine takes quarters. Theres animal life if you keep your eyes out. Deer, various raptors, pelicans. Fishing spots here. Lots of hiking and mountain biking trails. Sledding in the winter. Lots of paths to explore with nice views. Picnic tables and bathrooms add some convenience. Small visitors center with some taxidermy.

Interesting history and good self guided tour

Absolutely stunning...and the history of Lewis&Clark is fascinating!!

Clear to see how important the water source was to the explorers. The park made the site beautiful.

Beautiful sceneries on the park as well as the nearby dam. Best place for family get togethers.

The best/ have been going there since i was a kid 60years ago!

The perfect place to take your family for an afternoon, evening or a day! There are picnic tables, a playground for the children, and The Rivers Edge trail goes right passed it.

Its very quiet. Its a great place to clear your thoughts.

Beautiful, quiet place to picnic with the family. Enjoy the scenery and maybe throw a line in .

It is at Missouri River at great fall small nice park

This is always our take company to place.... we did miss feeding the fish but springs were very pretty

Beautiful walking area to stretch your legs and view some huge fish! You do have to pay though.

This beautiful park along the Missouri River is home to the worlds largest spring and the countrys shortest river! Theres also a fish hatchery. Definitely stop by here if you have a day in Great Falls.

Great state park. Short walk down from the parking lot. No railing by the water so have to be careful with the littles. Nice grassy area to run around on. Hatchery and visitor center only open until 4:30 but park open until sunset. Nice little playground by the parking lot as well

Plenty of picnic tables very quiet and a short drive .

Very relaxing park, with grilling areas. But make sure to check out the big dalls/dam.

Its just a great place. So back to nature

Still the same great place to visit that it has been for 50 years

Lots of people. Great place to go to get out of the house for a bit

Beautiful Park, easy walking, it was an overcast day, but still awesome

Beautiful park. You can feed trout for $0.25 and there are multiple museums in the park. Park staff were very friendly. The only place you can see Americas longest and Americas shortest rivers next to each other.

Very clean. Beautiful.

Beautiful and peaceful place to relax and walk. Loved watching the birds in the water rushing down from the falls.

This is one of the few natural wonders and is worth seeing.

I live here all my lifeI have love Giant Springs for 60 yrs

A perfect place to take your children to explore nature.

Outstanding little slice in Great Falls.Birdwatching, fishing, photography, picnics. Very peaceful.The paths are smooth good concrete without steps.

Amazing park awesome views.

One of my favorite places in Great Falls! Always an adventure just waiting for you to find it!

This trail is absolutely stunning and well maintained! Its fun to feed the trout at the hatchery, learn history along the trail and find the geocaches hidden around the area.

Super fun place to go with both young kids and teens

How can you not give Gods creation 5 stars?

Great park, complete with suspension bridge. Cant imagine lugging canoes up these steep falls.

Great could use some cleaning here and there, but nice none the less.

Very beautiful place!! Lots of space to enjoy!

Very beautiful sight to see during sunset.

Giant Springs is a must see when in Great Falls. The spring is beautiful and of course the Roe River is neat to see.