アメリカ内務省のインスタグラム(usinterior) - 10月1日 00時32分

On October 2, 1968, President Johnson signed the Wild and Scenic Rivers Act and the National Trails System Act into law -- creating a system of rivers and one of trails for current and future generations to enjoy. We’re celebrating these landmark acts all week with photos from some of the amazing rivers and trails that have been protected over the years. First up is the Flathead Wild and Scenic River in #Montana -- where the philosophy of river protection was born. In response to proposed dams on the Middle Fork of the #FlatheadRiver in the late 1950s, naturalists and researchers John and Frank Craighead asserted the idea that some rivers should always remain free-flowing. Their thinking, activism and writing eventually resulted in passage of the Wild and Scenic Rivers Act. Today, all three forks of the Flathead River are protected. Flowing along the southern boundary of Glacier National Park, the Middle Fork serves up Class II-III whitewater. #FindYourWay to solitude and sweeping views on its North Fork, which intersects the Pacific Northwest National Scenic Trail -- one of the most recent scenic trails designated in 2009. Experience true wilderness water adventure on its South Fork, which flows out of the Bob Marshall Wilderness. What is your favorite river adventure? Photo by Daniel Lombardi, #NationalPark Service. #usinterior #findyourway #travel

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