H. Earl Clack Memorial Museum
Havre, MT
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Havre, MT
The H. Earl Clack Memorial Museum, located in downtown Havre just off Highway 2, features a wealth of historic and prehistoric artifacts. As a proud member of the Montana Dinosaur Trail, the museum's operations are supported by admission fees, which also help operate the Wahkpa Chu'gn Buffalo Jump.
Red Lodge, MT Area
Offers private, guided tours of the Beartooth Highway and Yellowstone National Park, focusing on wildlife, scenery, and personalized experiences.
Scobey, MT
The Daniels County Museum and Pioneer Town occupies twenty acres west of Scobey, Montana, preserving the early 1900s frontier through thirty-five restored historic buildings. The grounds feature antique cars, tractors, and machinery alongside buildings such as a blacksmith shop, general store, churches, and one-room school. The Rex Theatre hosts performances including dance, music, and comedy reflecting the period.
Coram, MT
The Amazing Fun Center, 7 miles south of the West Glacier entrance to Glacier National Park, features the first 2-level, human-sized wooden maze ever built in North America, now redesigned with climbable towers. It also offers an 18-hole miniature golf course with an old mining site theme, a bumper boat pond, Bankshot Basketball, and a deluxe go cart track. The mini golf course includes a working sluice and water wheel.
Great Falls, MT
Meadow Lark Country Club, founded in 1919, is a premier private golf and recreational facility located along the scenic banks of the Missouri River in Great Falls. The championship golf course features challenging, beautifully maintained greens with natural slopes, terraces, false fronts, and subtle undulations, complemented by amenities including tennis courts, a full-service fitness center, swimming facilities, and two on-site restaurants.
Stevensville, MT
The Stevensville Historical Museum houses exhibits on the history of Stevensville, Montana. Visitors can learn about Stevensville as the first permanent white settlement in Montana and the traditional homeland of the Salish Indians. Exhibits cover the Lewis & Clark Corps of Discovery, the establishment of St. Mary’s Mission, and the development of Fort Owen. The museum details the settlement's name change and visits by historical figures like Isaac Stevens.
Helena, MT Area
Offers rentals of kayaks, canoes, paddleboards, pontoon boats, and fishing boats for use on Hauser Lake and Holter Lake.
Kalispell, MT Area
Offers guided whitewater rafting, scenic floating, hiking, biking, backpacking, and fishing tours in and around Glacier National Park, along with equipment rentals and lodging.
Billings, MT
Yellowstone Country Club is located under the Billings rimrocks with views of the snowcapped Beartooth Mountains. It features a championship golf course designed by Robert Trent Jones, Sr. The 330-acre site also offers six racquet courts, an expansive pool area, and a full-service clubhouse.
Kalispell, MT Area
Provides guided fishing, hunting, and horseback riding trips, including trail rides within Glacier National Park and wilderness pack trips.
Drummond, MT
The Ohrmann Museum & Gallery in Drummond, MT, showcases the visual arts of Bill Ohrmann. Ohrmann was a painter, wood carver, and metal sculptor whose work expressed his love for animals and the environment. Visitors can see his art and wander among big animals on the grounds. The museum is currently open on an intermittent basis.
Photo by Loren T. VineButte, MT
Tour the Copper King Mansion in Butte, Montana. This 34-room Victorian estate offers historic lodging, guided tours, & a look at Butte’s copper mining history.
Polson, MT Area
Provides scenic cruises, Wild Horse Island tours, evening sunset cruises, and custom charters to explore the beauty and wildlife of Flathead Lake.
Whitefish, MT Area
Provides massage therapy, continuing education classes, and aromatherapy, with a focus on holistic, patient-centered care.
Billings, MT
Hilands Golf Club opened in late 1922 with six holes and soon expanded to nine, becoming Yellowstone County's oldest private golf club when officially incorporated in April 1923. Built on its original site selected by golf legend Walter Hagen, it remains one of Montana's oldest golf clubs.
Missoula, MT Area
Local Missoula Tours offers various guided walking tours to highlight Missoula's history, art, and culture, including a history tour, shopping and history tour, family-friendly tour, art tour, and Hip Strip tour.
Bozeman, MT Area
Explore Rentals offers an extensive inventory of kayaks, rafts, and stand-up paddleboard (SUP) rentals in Bozeman, with the convenience of secure after-hours drop-offs.
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The Montana Cowboy Hall of Fame shares a unique understanding of the spirit of the Montana cowboy, American Indian cultures, and the state's collective Western heritage. It serves as a resource for those who wish to see this way of life passed forward through the unique stories of Montana. The Hall of Fame recognizes Montana cowboys, cowgirls, American Indians, communities, settlers, industries, landscapes, rodeos, ranches, and wildlife through annual inductions.
Miles City, MT
The Range Riders Museum, founded in 1939 in Miles City, Montana, is a large museum located near the Tongue and Yellowstone Rivers. It features exhibits spanning from the age of dinosaurs to the 21st century, showcasing the heritage of Native American tribes, Great Plains pioneers, and local soldiers. The collection includes artifacts connected to General Custer and General Miles.
Bigfork, MT Area
Narrow Path Adventures provides boat rentals, including jet skis and pontoon boats, and UTV rentals, serving the Flathead Valley area.
Three Forks, MT
The Headwaters Heritage Museum preserves the local culture and relics of the Missouri River Headwaters area. Housed in a building originally constructed in 1910 as the Three Valleys State Bank, the museum's collection includes over 9,000 items. Visitors can explore tools, toys, books, and bridles, alongside notable exhibits such as Montana's second largest German brown trout, the Fisher Eagle anvil, and collections of barbed wire and Chester Bales carvings.
Browning, MT
The Museum of the Plains Indian was founded in 1941 and displays richly varied arts and artifacts from Northern Plains tribal peoples including the Blackfeet, Crow, Northern Cheyenne, Sioux, Assiniboine, and Arapaho. The collection features historic clothing, horse gear, weapons, household implements, and contemporary Native American art and crafts. Exhibitions showcase both traditional and emerging artists.
Big Sky, MT Area
Big Sky Backcountry Guides specializes in backcountry skiing and splitboarding, offering day tours, multi-day hut trips, international ski adventures, and avalanche education courses in and around Big Sky and Yellowstone National Park.
Bozeman, MT
The Gallatin History Museum in Bozeman offers a glimpse into Gallatin County’s heritage and Southwest Montana’s past. Housed in a 1911 former county jail building, visitors can explore original jail cells and a hanging gallows. The museum features permanent exhibits on the Big Horn Gun, a Pioneer cabin, women, agriculture, and music. It also maintains a photo archive with over 20,000 historic images and a research library.