Ep 12. USA - Montana: Great Falls to Big Horn Canyon

From the picturesque Great Falls all the way to the astounding Big Horn Canyon, Montana's scenic beauty never fails to leave its visitors in awe of its natural wonders. In this episode, The World From Above takes its viewers on a breathtaking journey across this vast land and captures some of the most mesmerizing aerial views of Montana.

Starting from Great Falls, the show captures the striking beauty of the city's namesake waterfall that has been a central attraction for tourists for centuries. The aerial view of the city shows how it is surrounded by the picturesque natural beauty of the Missouri River and vast, expansive plains. As the episode progresses, viewers are taken on a journey to explore the history and culture of Montana through its sprawling ranches and iconic small towns.

The show then moves towards the Little Bighorn Battlefield National Monument, where viewers get a unique opportunity to explore the landmark that marks the spot for an important moment in America's history. The aerial views of the monuments and nearby countryside offer a refreshing perspective on the past events that have shaped America's identity.

As the journey continues, viewers are treated to some of Montana's most historic small towns, such as Virginia City and Deadwood. These towns, tucked away in corners of Montana, are relatively unexplored by mass tourism, and offer a unique glimpse into the wilderness of Montana's natural beauty, alongside fascinating visuals of Montana's road network.

Another highlight of this episode is the stunning aerial views of the historic Little Big Horn River, where the show brings viewers up close to Montana's iconic wildlife. From grizzly bears to bald eagles, Montana is home to myriad species of animals that can be seen in their natural habitats, all captured by The World From Above's skilled filmmakers.

Viewers can then witness the sheer beauty of the Crow Indian Reservation, one of the largest in the US, situated in the beautiful valleys of Montana. The lush greenery and mountains in this region are enough to take one's breath away, and the show beautifully captures the majestic landscape of this region.

The climax of the episode is the awe-inspiring Big Horn Canyon that stretches over 70 miles, providing an incredible panorama of Montana's natural landscape. The canyon is fed by the Big Horn River, which flows through Wyoming and Montana, before emptying into the Yellowstone River. The episode's cinematographers get close up to the canyon's near-vertical cliffs and capture the breathtaking rush of waterfalls cascading into the canyon and the stunning canyons stretching for miles.

In sum, the World From Above - Montana: Great Falls to Big Horn Canyon is a breathtaking exploration of Montana, on a journey from towns and cities to untouched wilderness with incredible aerial views that showcase the stunning natural beauty of Montana. This show is a must-watch for anyone who dreams about exploring nature’s most beautiful, unexplored nooks and crannies.