Montana has a lot of famous landmarks and natural wonders, but our vast state is also full of hidden gems. It might come as a surprise to many Montanans to learn that our state has its very own “Great Wall of China.” Of course, ours isn’t a man-made structure to keep us safe. Instead, it’s part of a trail that’s located deep in the wilderness. When it comes to our Great Wall of Montana couldn’t be prouder. You can learn all about it below.

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Would you ever attempt this challenging, but rewarding, hike? Just like these stunning trails, it certainly has an amazing payoff.

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What's one of Montana's most unique structures?

One of the most unique structures in Montana is the Chinese Wall, which is sometimes referred to as the "Great Wall of Montana" because of its similarity to the "Great Wall of China." Surprisingly, not many people in Montana have heard of this natural wonder. And those who have, haven't seen it in person because of the lengthy hike it takes to reach it. If you're up for the adventure and have a great pair of hiking shoes, you'll want to hike to Montana's Chinese Wall so you can experience it up close and in person.

In addition to the Chinese Wall, what's another unique attraction in Montana that's worth a visit?

Besides the Chinese Wall, another unique attraction in Montana to check out is Garnet Ghost Town, which was founded in 1895 and boasted hotels, saloons, a school, stores, and so much more. Garnet even had a weekly newspaper to keep the town members informed of what was going on. Today, it's one of the nation's best-preserved gold rush towns. The buildings here aren't only historic, but they're also filled with period furnishings. History lovers of all ages will have the most amazing experience during their visit to Garnet Ghost Town.

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