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1. Four Corners Yoga Studio

Bozeman, Bozeman Area

Four Corners Yoga Studio is specifically designed to be a place of peace and serenity for your yoga practice. Our classes are designed for all levels of practitioners, whether you have never stepped on a mat or have been practicing for decades.

Open

Wednesday

09:00 AM - 08:00 PM

2. South Willson Historic District

Bozeman, Bozeman Area

The drive on Willson St. from the downtown area of Bozeman south takes you through a residential district featuring houses that range from large mansions to small cottages, all preserved and maintained in the style they were originally constructed.

3. Arches of Broadus

Broadus, Southeast Montana

Arches of Broadus was constructed years ago by several local builders and are a unique feature in town.

4. Junction

Custer, Billings Area

The frontier town of Junction was just across the Yellowstone River.

5. Alberta Bair Theater

Billings, Billings Area

Located in the heart of Downtown Billings is the Alberta Bair Theater that is home to the Billings Community Concert Association and the Billings Symphony.

6. Columbus

Columbus, Red Lodge Area

The town of Columbus is located about 9 miles west of here.

7. Park City

Park City, Red Lodge Area

The town of Park City is located about seven miles east of here. In 1882, a colony from Ripon, Wisconsin, making the trip in the prairie schooners, settled in this region.

8. Little Cowboy Bar & Museum

Fromberg, Red Lodge Area

After years serving as a landmark in this sleepy town of Fromberg, the museum and bar burned in 2013.

9. Carbon County Museum

Red Lodge, Red Lodge Area

This new location for the Carbon County Historical Society’s museum is in the renovated 1909 Labor Temple at the north end of downtown Red Lodge.

Open

Wednesday

10:00 AM - 05:00 PM

10. Prairie Dog Town State Park

Greycliff, Livingston Area

This 98-acre facility is operated by the Parks Division of Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks to preserve the black-tailed prairie dog ecosystem for the public’s educational and viewing enjoyment.

11. Nevada City

Nevada City, Butte Area

A ghost town now, but once one of the hell roarin’ mining camps that lined Alder Gulch in the 1860s.

12. Virginia City

Virginia City, Butte Area

All of Montana has the deepest pride and affection for Virginia City. No more colorful pioneer mining camp ever existed.

13. Adobetown

Virginia City, Butte Area

Placer riches in Alder Gulch spawned many colorful communities. Among them, Adobetown flourished briefly as the center of mining activity in 1864. In that year alone, miners extracted over $350,000 in gold from nearby streams.

14. Elling Bank

Virginia City, Butte Area

Bankers Nowland and Weary set up business in this brick-veneered building, one of the town’s oldest stone structures, in 1864.

15. Metropolitan Meat Market

Virginia City, Butte Area

George Gohn was one of the first to arrive at Alder Gulch in 1863 where he and Conrad Kohrs set up a meat market in a log cabin.

16. Pfouts & Russel (Rank's Drug-Old Masonic Temple)

Virginia City, Butte Area

Paris Pfouts, Vigilante president, and Virginia City’s first mayor was instrumental in laying out the town.

17. Bannack Historical Marker

Dillon, Butte Area

The Lewis and Clark Expedition, westward bound, passed here in August 1805. The old mining camp of Bannack is on Grasshopper Creek about twenty miles west of here.

18. Yesterday's Cafe

Montana, Butte Area

What do you do with an old school building in a virtual ghost town on an interstate exit? You could turn it into a cafe. That’s what Ken Berthelson did.

19. Keystone Mines

Yaak, Northwest Montana

A good deal of gold was produced here although it was never a major strike.

20. Libby Dam

Libby, Northwest Montana

Libby Dam spans the Kootenai River 17 miles upstream from the town of Libby in the heart of beautiful northwestern Montana.

21. Montana City Old Town

Libby, Northwest Montana

Revisit Libby’s history by visiting Montana City Old Town.

22. Swan River National Wildlife Reserve

Bigfork, Flathead Area

The Swan River National Wildlife Refuge is located in northwest Montana, 32 miles southeast of the town of Creston, in the serene and picturesque Swan Valley Mountain Range.

23. Northwest Montana Historical Society & Museum at Central School

Kalispell, Flathead Area

The Museum at Central School - located in the magnificent Central School Building at 124 Second Avenue East in downtown Kalispell, just minutes from the Conrad Mansion and Hockaday Museum of Art.

24. Hungry Horse Dam & Reservoir

Martin City, Flathead Area

The nation’s 10th tallest dam towers over the South Fork of the Flathead River just a few miles from the town of Hungry Horse.

Open

Wednesday

08:30 AM - 05:00 PM

25. Flathead Lake State Park - Wayfarers Unit

Bigfork, Flathead Area

Located near the resort town of Bigfork on the northeast shore of Flathead Lake.

26. Timber Heritage Museum

Seeley Lake, Missoula Area

This museum is located on the original townsite of Seeley Lake.

Closed

27. A Carousel for Missoula

Missoula, Missoula Area

A Carousel for Missoula is located on the Clark Fork River in Caras Park downtown Missoula. It is hand carved by volunteers. The park is built by volunteers as well.

28. Frenchtown Pond State Park (Day Use Only)

Frenchtown, Missoula Area

Frenchtown Pond State Park is a 41-acre recreational park which contains a spring-fed lake, making this an ideal area for fishing, swimming, and boating.

29. Dupuyer

Dupuyer, Great Falls Area

Dupuyer, a colorful frontier cattle town, and 1880s stop on the Fort Shaw-Fort Macleod Trail, is the oldest town between Fort Benton and the Rocky Mountains.

30. Glacier County Historical Museum

Cut Bank, Great Falls Area

Many fascinating exhibitions about the life of the Blackfeet Indians, the oil business, and the history of the white settlers include farming, town life, oil production, and homestead-era railroads.

Open

Wednesday

01:00 PM - 05:00 PM

31. The Story of the Miraculous Statue Historical Marker

Hays, Havre Area

In the little Swiss town of Einsiedeln lived an aged and holy wood-carver who had great devotion to the Blessed Mother of God.

32. Fred Robinson Bridge Tour

Lewistown, Havre Area

The Fred Robinson Bridge over the Missouri River is approximately 70 miles south of Malta on Highway 191. Looking from the bridge you are viewing much of the same scenery that Lewis and Clark viewed when passing through this area.

33. Mondak Heritage Center

Sidney, Northeast Montana

This is a history museum and a regional art center. It includes an extensive historical library. A wide, curving staircase delivers you to a complete “town” that has been re-created and furnished down to the last detail with artifacts.

Closed

34. Fort Peck Theatre

Fort Peck, Northeast Montana

The small town of Fort Peck nestled alongside the Fort Peck Dam is the last place you’d expect to find a summer stock theater.

Open

Wednesday

02:00 PM - 05:00 PM

35. The Twin Bridges of Fairview & Snowden

Fairview, Northeast Montana

One of the oddities of Fairview is the pair of bridges just outside of town.

36. The Judith Basin Country Historical Marker

Lewistown, Central Montana

The first white man to explore this district was Hugh Monroe, called “Rising Wolf” by the Blackfeet Indians.

37. Maiden's Gold Historical Marker

Lewistown, Central Montana

The old mining camp of Maiden, now a ghost town, is located about 10 miles east of here.

38. Lewistown Historical Marker

Lewistown, Central Montana

This area, the final hunting ground for Montana Indians, was the site of battles fought over the buffalo.

39. Fort Maginnis Historical Marker

Lewistown, Central Montana

Fort Maginnis, the last army post created in Montana, was built about 8 miles north of here in 1880.

40. Ingomar Public School Historical Marker

Ingomar, Central Montana

As hundreds of farmers and ranchers homesteaded the arid, treeless plains of northwestern Rosebud County, the townsite of Ingomar was platted along the tracks of the Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway in 1912.

41. Greening Bank Historical Marker

Ingomar, Central Montana

Completion of the ‘’Milwaukee Road” brought hundreds of homesteaders to Ingomar during the 1910s. By 1914, wood-frame homes and a small commercial district proclaimed the town a permanent settlement.

42. Basin Trading Post

Stanford, Central Montana

The famous White Wolf is on display at this historic stop in downtown Stanford.

43. Lewistown Art Center

Lewistown, Central Montana

This eclectic structure is a combination of bits and pieces of old buildings and other items collected from throughout Central Montana.

Open

Wednesday

10:00 AM - 05:00 PM

44. Hanover (Spring Creek) Trestle

Lewistown, Central Montana

The trestle is a railroad bridge 78 feet high and 1,391 feet long constructed entirely of milled timber.

45. Big Spring Trout Hatchery

Lewistown, Central Montana

This is the state’s largest coldwater production station for several species of trout and kokanee salmon. It is also the site of one of the largest natural springs in the world.

46. Spring Creek Tour

Lewistown, Central Montana

From Lewistown drive 4.5 miles south on MT 238 to MT 466. Go right and drive two miles.

47. Fort Maginnis Scenic Drive

Lewistown, Central Montana

Begin by driving east from Lewistown on Hwy.. 87 approximately 12 miles to the Cheadle turnoff and go north. Head toward the ghost town of Gilt Edge and follow the signs to the Fort.

48. Lewistown Ghost Town Tour

Lewistown, Central Montana

Begin by driving east on Hwy.. 87 approximately 12 miles to the Cheadle turnoff and go north approximately 7 miles to the town of Gilt Edge.

49. Broadwater County Museum & Library

Townsend, Helena Area

Local history is featured here with exhibits that reflect mining, a dental office, general store, homestead cabin, and rural school, along with fossil and military collections.

Open

Wednesday

01:00 PM - 05:00 PM

50. Last Chance Gulch

Helena, Helena Area

The downtown area of Helena is a virtual outdoor museum. It was here that Helena was born when gold was discovered on July 14, 1864.

51. Canyon Ferry Scenic Drive

Helena, Helena Area

This tour starts in Helena and heads south on Hwy.. 12/287. The wide-open meadows just before you reach Townsend are home to a herd of antelope that is visible practically anytime.

52. Bear Mouth Historical Marker

Drummond, Southwest Montana

Location: West of Drummond Bear Mouth, across the river to the south, was a trading point for the placer camps at Beartown, Garnet, and Coloma located in the hills north of here.

53. Marcus Daly Mansion

Hamilton, Southwest Montana

Marcus Daly, an Irish immigrant, made his fortune in the mines of Butte and founded the Anaconda Mining Company. One of Montana’s colorful “Copper Kings” he established the towns of Anaconda, with his smelter, and Hamilton, with his lumber industry.

54. Downtown Anaconda

Anaconda, Butte Area

Seattle-based theater architect B. Marcus Pinteca (890-1971) drew the plans for this remarkable structure in 1930.

55. Jackson Hot Springs

Jackson, Southwest Montana

The springs provide water for the entire town of Jackson in the Big Hole Valley. The privately-owned Jackson Hot Springs Lodge is open year-round for soaks in the Big Hole Valley. Admission is charged.

Closed

Open

Wednesday

10:00 AM - 05:00 PM

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