4.5Downtown Bozeman(1.018 reviews) - Downtown has a great vibe Saturday: Historic Walking Areas
We were in town for a few days for a wedding. It happened to be same time at the Sweet Pea festival, there was live music, food and crafts. There are many great restaurants there, my fav was Jam. Good shopping for gifts and souvenirs. And, great coffee shops and bars. Something for everyone.See more..
Located on a bluff overlooking the Missouri River in Giant Springs Heritage State Park, this visitors center provides information and exhibits about Lewis and Clark's famous journey and the historical significance of the United States' westward expansion.See more..
4.5Great Northern Carousel(176 reviews) - Don’t miss this! Saturday: 11:00 AM - 6:00 PM Amusement & Theme Parks • Historic Walking Areas • Rides & Activities
Located in Helena's Great Northern Town Center, this world-class, hand-carved work of art consists of 37 animals carved by a renowned Walt Disney World carver and 14 Helena scenic-carved rounding boards and stained glass artwork. In fact, the National Carousel Association said it is the finest carousel in the nation, if not one of the finest in the world.See more..
4.5Virginia City National Historic Landmark(161 reviews) - Virginia city Spent More than 3 hours Historic Sites • Points of Interest & Landmarks • Historic Walking Areas
We took the fire truck tour. It was pretty good. Was only 1/2 hr could have been longer. Enjoyed the museums! Theater was closed for the season,really too bad as weather is still good for tourists.Would nice to see a bakery and another place to eat. Every place was full took 15 min to get menus and an hr to get our food at the Cafe. Food was good. Icecream store was great! All in all we enjoyed ourselves! See more..
4.5Great Plains Dinosaur Museum(27 reviews) - Fun Trip Back in Time Saturday: 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM Spent < 1 hour Visitor Centers • Speciality Museums • Historic Walking Areas • Science Museums
We are open and welcome your visit. Located on US 2 in Malta the Great Plains Dinosaur Museum showcases some of Montana's best preserved dinosaurs - you will see REAL fossil remains of Hadrosaurs, Triceratops, Stegosaurus, Sauropods, raptor dinosaurs, and others who once roamed the great plains of Montana. Also displayed is a stunning variety of fish, invertebrates including ammonites, lobsters, rare crabs and plants. Don't miss the fossil prep lab and unique gift store onsite. The summer season also features digs and educational programs for youth and adults. See website for dig program details and scheduling. There is great access to the Trafton walking trail system, HG Robinson House Gardens and just across the parking lot is the Phillips County Museum. Adequate parking for RV's. Please email or call with any questions!See more..
The retailers welcomed patrons. Friendly knowledgeable staff everywhere. Including the small donation only museum at the Amtrak station sand the delightful broadway series production at the local school on Spokane Ave. We arrive via Amtrak without a car rental due to exorbitant prices for this summer crowds. We did maje use of three local transportation services, S.N.O.W bus free from town to Whitefish Ski resort, Mountain Shuttle service pricey with reservations required and Flathead Valley Transportation also requires advance ticket purchase but low cost. Walkway near town to whitefish lake and second avenue takes you through darling homes to a tiny private airport, dog park and community pool. Loved this walkable town with great restaurants!See more..
5.0I.G. Baker Home(1 review) - Isaac Gilbert Baker arrived in a steamboat. Spent < 1 hour Historic Sites • Historic Walking Areas
Isaac Gilbert Baker arrived in a steamboat. He was a baker. The people in Fort Benton liked him. . The original home was 2 rooms. The house became the most powerful trading company. We saw whow thwy dressed, their beds, their music and way more. He lived here from 1850 to 1887. What I liked the most is to see how people lived here. That was cool. A must see!See more..
This is a walk near the river. There are statues, historic people and way more. Here is what we can see and more: The Shep Memorial Old Fort Benton Bridge Fort Benton Engine House Rider of the Purple Sage Statue Lewis & Clark monument We enjoyed that walk and learned a lot of Fort Benton. A must see!See more..
