For over 30 years, the good people of Lewistown have been celebrating their crown jewel, the chokecherry. This sour fruit provides locals with syrups, jellies, jams, wines, and more throughout …
Evergreen is often missed by out-of-state travelers to Montana. But the small community, which is nestled in the scenic Flathead Valley less than an hour from Glacier National Park, has …
Evergreen is a community in Kalispell, the county seat of the idyllic Flathead County. A gateway to Glacier National Park, the region is known for its north-western alpine landscape and …
The word Montana is synonymous with outdoor adventure. It’s not hard to see this once you get to glimpse the landscapes in some areas of the Big Sky state. This …
Celebrated for over 62 years, the Whitefish Winter Carnival pays homage to Nordic traditions and legends that involve gods, yetis, and even a Queen of the Snows. According to legend, …
The Valier Ice Fishing Derby is an annual event held on the frozen waters of Lake Frances. A man-made reservoir, the lake itself is known for its world-class Walleye, Pike, …
Traditionally held on the first weekend of June, the Moss Mansion Springfest has been celebrated in Billings for over 30 years. Hosted along the broad, beautiful green grasses of the …
The Montana Mule Days is an annual celebration and the state’s largest mule and donkey show that is organized by the Montana Longears Association. Typically held in June, the festival …
Taking place along the banks of the Mighty Missouri River in north-central Montana’s Chouteau County, Bentonfest is a community Brewfest that locals have come to look forward to every year. …
On the last weekend of April each year, Eureka in Lincoln County plays host to the region’s biggest festival: Eureka Rendezvous Days. A celebration of local talent, music, cars, and …
Arguably Missoula’s signature event, the River City Roots Festival along Main Street is one of those city-wide year-long anticipations, blossoming to fruition and fun at the end of a hot …
Central Montana’s Three Forks is spilling over with American history and small town charm, making it a likely venue for a high-energy rock and classic rock festival. Located off the …
Get in the sweet, summer spirit with the vivacious Sweet Pea Festival in downtown Bozeman! A vibrant display of community, arts, and music, this three-day festival is held on the …
A painter, sculptor, author, and storyteller, Charles M. Russell has been immortalized as America’s beloved cowboy artist. Inspired by details he witnessed as a wrangler in Montana, his love of …
Perhaps one of the most interesting points in the Lewis and Clark Expedition history is their arrival at the junction of the Missouri and Maria’s Rivers. Marias River is a …
Grinnell Glacier trail is one of the most popular trails in Glacier National Park. Though a challenging hike, this trail takes you through wildflower-filled meadows, around pristine glacial lakes, and …
The Logan Pass Visitor Center sits at the summit of Logan Pass, the highest point of the Going-to-the-Sun Road which straddles the Continental Divide in Glacier National Park. Home to …
Located in Great Falls, the Paris Gibson Square Museum of Art aims to connect the community through culture and contemporary art. With exhibitions, collections, educational programming, and events, The Square …
Located within a large hangar near the Missoula International Airport, the Museum of Mountain Flying is dedicated to preserving the aviation history of the Rocky Mountain region. Featuring several aircraft …
Located in Chinook along the Montana Hi-Line, the Blaine County Museum tells the history of the land and explores the development of the West from Prehistoric to pioneer. A part …
Operated by the Northwest Montana Historical Society, the Northwest Montana History Museum is one of the premier archives for the history surrounding the Flathead Valley community and region. Through acquiring …
Located in the heart of the Bitterroot Valley, the Daly Mansion is a historic house once owned by the Copper King of Montana, Marcus Daly. Operated by the Daly Mansion …
Located on the Butte Montana Technological University campus, the Mineral Museum welcomes visitors to explore some of the finest samples of rocks and minerals found in the state, around the …
Formerly known as the Custer County Art and Heritage Center, the Waterworks Art Museum is a non-profit organization and cultural leader in Southeastern Montana. The museum aims to provide public …
Featuring hands-on, interactive activities and exhibits, the Children’s Museum of Montana offer children a first-hand exploration of science, math, and Montana history and culture. With its innovative programs and exhibits, …
Founded in 1939, the Range Riders Museum is one of the state’s most recognized “Old West” museums. Featuring over 13 buildings and thousands of artifacts that range from the prehistoric …
Located in Butte, Montana, the Mai Wah Museum is the premier archive in the state to preserve and document the history of Asian people in the Rocky Mountains. Home to …
The Holter Museum of Art is the center of Helena’s artistic community. Valuing the creative diversity in perspective and the healing powers of the craft, the museum offers its guests …
Travel Tips for Drinking in Livingston The state of Montana has a 0% sales tax, which means you might be more inclined to order a couple extra glasses of your …
Travel Tips for Eating in Livingston Some restaurants in Montana include a mandatory service charge with the bill, but not all. Tipping is of course at the customer’s discretion, and …
The many events of Montana’s long and colorful history have all contributed to the unique state it now is. The historical events that defined Montana led to the growth of …
As one of the 14 stops along the Montana Dinosaur Trail, Choteau’s Old Trail Museum offers guests one of the best glimpses into the state’s long and storied past. Located …
Located by the State Capitol in Helena, the Montana Historical Society Museum is an essential travel experience when exploring the state’s culture and history. The museum records the story of …
The Jefferson County Museum is in Clancy, Central Montana, around ten miles south of the capital Helena. Clancy has been alive with an air of nature, community, and history since …
The Crazy Mountain Museum can be found in Montana’s Big Timber in the south-central regions of Sweet Grass County. The museum’s self-appointed mission is to collect, preserve, and exhibit the …
The Northern Cheyenne Reservation is a federally-recognized reservation located in an area of south-eastern Montana touching on the Big Horn and Rosebud Counties. Lame Deer (named for an Indian Chief) …
The Upper Missouri River Breaks National Monument is an area in Montana covering 375,000 acres of public land featuring a combination of biological, geological, and historical aspects. Covering an area …
Fort Assinniboine was the largest military post ever built in Montana’s frontier days and is located 6 miles south of Havre. This impressive historic outpost was constructed in 1879 and …
The Frontier Gateway Museum is located just to the east of Glendive in Montana. The town sits atop the late-Cretaceous Hell Creek Formation where significant paleontological discoveries have occurred over …
The Fort Belknap Indian Reservation is located in Montana’s north-central regions, near the town of Havre. The reservation was established in 1888, and covers a sprawling 652,000 acres, functioning as …
The Fort Peck Indian Reservation is located in the north-eastern stretch of the Missouri River Country on Montana’s famous ‘Hi-Line’ route. This is the second-largest Indian Reservation in Montana, stretching …
Livingston is situated in the south-western part of Montana, within 60-odd miles of the state border with Wyoming. The community is close to the Yellowstone River, and first developed in …
The Glendive Dinosaur & Fossil Museum in Montana’s Dawson County features a somewhat unique combination of paleontological and theological exhibits. The facility is the second largest dinosaur museum in the …
Also known as the mystery camp, Coloma ghost town is located in the Garnet Range area in Missoula County. Little is known about its settlement as most people deem its …
Walk back in history by visiting Rimini Ghost Town. Located in Lewis and Clark County, Montana, Rimini is a reminder of the mining activities that bloomed back in the 1800s. …
Want to experience Montana’s rich mining history? Why not visit Marysville ghost town. Tucked away at the foot of Mount Belmont, just 25 miles west of Helena, Marysville was once …
Want to experience what mining life was like in the late 1800s? Exploring Independence ghost town will take you back in time. The town of Independence, located high in the …
Berkeley Pit in Butte, Montana is a unique tourist site. This is not a water hole that visitors can swim in or go boating in, nor it is a typical …
In downtown Ekalaka sits Montana’s first county museum, the Carter County Museum (CCM). Dubbed the epicenter of dinosaur discoveries, this off-the-beaten-path museum holds artifacts and paleontological remains dating 75 million …
Missoula Art Museum is a museum hosting contemporary art in downtown Missoula. Accredited by the American Associations of Museums, Missoula Art Museum offers guests thought-provoking exhibits and educational opportunities for …