Yaak Falls

Coming out of the mountains right along the Canadian border, the Yaak River flows on to Troy where it becomes a major tributary of the Kootenai River. About 16 miles upstream from Troy, and roughly the same distance shy of the “town” of Yaak, the river flows over a series of stone ledges, the largest of which earns the name Yaak Falls. Though not dramatic as waterfalls go, the scene of clear rushing water and mature forest is exceedingly pleasant. The falls can be seen from alongside Yaak Highway 92 (yes, that’s what it’s called by the locals) and makes up part of a scenic drive or bike ride. Just

It's a lovely place to camp or hang out at the river.