Outdoors NearbyBig Falls
Big Falls is a waterfall in Montana, about 5 miles from Malmstrom Air Force Base. On the map it is about 89 feet (27 m) high. You can combine the trip with Crooked Falls or Rainbow Falls.
| Location | Near Malmstrom Air Force Base, Montana Directions |
|---|---|
| Nearest trailhead | Unnamed trailhead, about 0.6 mi from the falls straight-line distance to Big Falls; the trail itself is longer Directions to the trailhead |
| Height | about 89 ft (27 m) |
Mapped by OpenStreetMap volunteers. Most waterfall injuries happen off-trail, so stick to the marked path.
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More waterfalls nearby
- Crooked Falls 20 ft · near Malmstrom Air Force Base · 4 mi · trailhead 0.5 mi Directions
- Rainbow Falls 46 ft · near Malmstrom Air Force Base · 4 mi · trailhead 0.7 mi Directions
- Black Eagle Falls 26 ft · near Great Falls · 7 mi · trailhead 0.3 mi Directions
Frequently asked questions
Where is Big Falls located?
In Montana, about 5 miles from Malmstrom Air Force Base, at 47.5687, -111.1232. Navigation apps may stop at the closest road, so have the coordinates handy.
Where does the hike to Big Falls start?
The closest trailhead on the map is an unnamed one, about 0.6 miles from Big Falls in a straight line. The walking distance is longer and depends on the trail.
How tall is Big Falls?
About 89 feet (27 meters), according to OpenStreetMap.
What other waterfalls are near Big Falls?
Crooked Falls (4 mi), Rainbow Falls (4 mi) and Black Eagle Falls (7 mi).