The CEO and founder of Mesosphere, Inc., a data-simplifying firm created in 2013, Florian (Flo) Leibert has worked in the San Franciso Bay Area since 2011. A graduate of the International University in Germany, Florian Leibert once lived in Montana as an exchange student, where he enjoyed outdoor recreation such as hiking, biking, and river rafting. Below are three hiking trails in or near the state that will leave a lasting impression.

1. Florian Leibert

2. Introduction
 The CEO and founder of Mesosphere, Inc., a data-simplifying
firm created in 2013, Florian (Flo) Leibert has worked in the San
Franciso Bay Area since 2011. A graduate of the International
University in Germany, Florian Leibert once lived in Montana as
an exchange student, where he enjoyed outdoor recreation such
as hiking, biking, and river rafting. Below are three hiking trails
in or near the state that will leave a lasting impression.
1. Boulder Pass at Glacier National Park. The 30.9-mile trail
begins at Kintla Campground and passes through Hole in the
Wall Campground, considered the most remote camping site in
the park. Characterized by waterfall-lined mountainsides and
breathtaking views of Harris Glacier, Boulder Pass ends with the
beginning of the Waterton Valley Trail.

3. Hiking, Montana
 2. Bechler River Trail at Yellowstone National
Park. Located in an oft-forgotten southwest corner of
the national park near the Montana-Wyoming border,
Bechler River Trail is one of the least visited areas of
the park in spite of its offerings. The 8.6-mile trail
takes hikers through areas of wildlife, waterfalls, river
canyons, and hot springs.
3. East Rosebud Trail in the Absaroka-Beartooth
Wilderness. A 26-mile trail between Red Lodge and
Cooke City, the East Rosebud Trail is surrounded by
up-close wildlife and great fishing lakes.