Montana has a lot of bridges -- over 5,000, to be precise. And while all are memorable, some are just a little extra special. Like the bridge at Kootenai Falls. Near the towns of Troy and Libby, the Kootenai River enters a canyon and flows over the eponymous waterfalls -- one of the largest free-flowing falls in the Pacific Northwest. It's truly a must-visit natural wonder in Montana. This swinging bridge in Montana has the most scenic views, and takes you to one of the state's largest waterfalls as well! It's the kind of experience that's almost magical and will have you all heart-eyes-emoji for The Treasure State. Let's take a look:

There's no denying that Kootenai Falls is breathtaking.

Located near Libby in Northwest Montana, it's a top destination for tourists and locals alike -- and for good reason. It also happens to be the largest undammed waterfall in the state.

The walk to the waterfall is quite easy; but first, you'll have to cross this epic footbridge.

But don't worry -- even if you have a fear of heights, this bridge is not as intimidating as it seems. For starters, the walk across is steady and sturdy -- you won't be blowing around with a shaky step situation whilst trying to cross.

The bridge was built by the Forest Service to access forest fires across the Kootenai River.

After it was destroyed by a flood in 1948, it was rebuilt on concrete piers. And lest that spark any concern, know that the Libby Dam now protects the area from future floods. Phew!

Not only is this bridge an easy walk (we promise!), it also offers amazing views.

Slow down and take in the scenery as you cross.

This swinging bridge in Montana sits at an elevation of 2,100 feet and it's surrounded by the beauty of the Kootenai River gorge.

The waterfall may be the trail's main attraction -- but the bridge is a close second. Add it all up, and you've got something truly magical.

The falls and swinging bridge are open all year long.

And Kootenai Falls is truly a beautiful place in Montana to explore any time of the year. (However, in the case of inclement weather, the swinging bridge may be closed.

Kootenai Falls and the Kootenai Falls bridge should really be on every Montanan's bucket list.

It's sacred grounds here. (In fact, to the Kootenai tribe, the falls is hallowed grounds -- the center of the world, and a place where tribal members can commune with higher powers.) And we agree -- this place is spiritual, no matter what your beliefs are.

Have you been to this epic swinging bridge in Montana? Kootenai Falls is definitely something to put on your Montana bucket list, for sure. (These 10 memorable day trips should also be on your must-do list for the state!)

If you want more information, including directions to Kootenai Falls, visit the National Forest Service website.