Swim at the Belton Bridge

West Glacier, Montana

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A jump into crystal clear water.

The Belton Bridge is the old entrance to glacier. You can get there by turning right down old river bridge road, which is the first right when you turn in to the West Glacier village. There are some 5-8 ft rocks to jump off, but be sure to check the water below them first. The water is gorgeous, but it is cold! Even during the warm summer months it will take the breath right out of you. Have fun and be careful!

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Jared Kushner

Swim at the Belton Bridge

09/06/20

For years this has been OURS. It’s NOT Park property so don’t pull that. We could hang out for days, take care of any meth heads ourselfs. now you dumb Texans, Californians, and worse, Albertans come here to play grab ass. Let me tell you. ALL LOCALS HATE YOU. Yea, some want your money, now there’s a mini golf nearby....good god. This is for locals and KAYAKERS. We smell, we drink, and we lust after your daughters. Go ahead, Park here. Take a chance.

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