Giant Springs State Park

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Giant Springs State Park is a scenic Montana state park known for its large natural freshwater springs, riverside trails, and historic features along the Missouri River near Great Falls.

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Giant Springs State Park canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf state park
country United States
hasConservationRole protection of spring ecosystem
hasDesignation day-use park
hasEcosystem prairie grassland
riparian habitat
hasFacility interpretive displays
parking areas
picnic areas
hasHistoricFeature Lewis and Clark National Historic Trail segment
remnants of the Great Northern Railway
hasInterpretiveTheme Lewis and Clark Expedition
Missouri River corridor
hydrology of springs
hasNaturalFeature Giant Springs
freshwater spring
limestone formations
riverside trails
hasNearbyCity Great Falls, Montana
hasRecreationType day recreation
hasTrail multi-use trails
riverside trail system
hasView Missouri River canyon
hasWaterBody Roe River
hasWildlife small mammals
songbirds
waterfowl
knownFor clear, cold spring water
large natural freshwater springs
scenic views of the Missouri River
shortest river claims for the Roe River
locatedIn Cascade County, Montana
Montana
locatedNear Great Falls, Montana
locatedOnRiver Missouri River
managedBy Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks
offersActivity biking
fishing
hiking
picnicking
wildlife viewing
openToPublic yes
partOf Montana state park system
springWaterDischarge large constant flow year-round
springWaterSource underground aquifer
springWaterTemperature approximately 54 degrees Fahrenheit

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Great Falls, Montana hasAttraction Giant Springs State Park
Cascade County contains Giant Springs State Park