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4.5St. Regis Travel Center(137 reviews) - St Regis Travel Center is the Best! Visitor Centers
I love stopping at St Regis Travel Center when I am passing through St Regis. They have lots of options for road snacks as well as meals. They have hot tea and the gift shop is a great place to break up a long road trip. I love saying hello to all the trout in the big aquarium. Today was my 3rd visit and Stacie Lyn wrapped up my gifts very nicely!!! She used beautiful purple paper and bows for my huckleberry products which I really appreciated. I always have a great experience at St Regis. The staff is so friendly and they really enjoy helping everyone who passes through.See more..
4.5Big Hole National Battlefield(114 reviews) - Such An Important Site to Remember! Saturday: 9:00 AM - 4:30 PM Visitor Centers • Battlefields
Battlefield commemorating 1877 conflict between the Nez Perce Indians and the 7th U.S. Infantry.See more..
4.5Saint Mary Visitor Center(60 reviews) - Very Helpful Resource Center Spent 1-2 hours Visitor Centers
We decided to stop into the visitor center to get the lay of the land, in order to make the best use of our time here. We interacted with a very helpful, knowledgeable ranger who mapped out all the drivable roads in the park for us. He also clearly explained the mileage between each road, and driving time to allow. Unfortunately, The Road to the Sun was still closed at Logan Pass on June 14, so we wished to drive what we could. We decided to watch the 15 minute video about Glacier National Park before leaving the center. Our time here was well spent and we were able to make the most of our day here.See more..
It was after Labor Day so we missed the tours. We walked around in awe of the dam. We even saw a few bats sleeping on the walls. Look for them!See more..
4.5Great Falls Montana(59 reviews) - Fine food and Ambiance -a rare find in this small city. Saturday: Spent < 1 hour Visitor Centers
If you’re looking for a place where you can enjoy a really good meal, with excellent service, a quiet sing ores , or a casual pub - then this is the place. Every time I visit Great Falls I try to dine here. Their a bit off the beaten track, but near the Russell Museum. Closed on Mondays, so be sure to check their hours. They have an avacodo, shrimp sandwich that is superb, great salads and amazing pasta. I’ve nev had their steaks because I keep ordering my favorites ( listed above). Having been born in great falls, I ’ve eaten all over this special town and highly recommend Dante’s. An interesting tidbit; my grandfather was a blacksmith in the mountain town of Augusta and he made the horseshoe that hangs over the entrance. ( I was told a family member founded the restaurant and later gave it up. Adorned with plants and local paintings, it’s charming. I’d love to hear your comments.See more..
The museum is small but, it does have a very nice video of this area of the Missouri River and Lewis and Clark Expedition experiences in this area. The video is so good that I wanted to buy a copy of it, but the very nice woman who was working in the Interpretive Center told me that they no longer have copies of it. The scenery along the river near the center is very pretty and it is worth a trip to the Interpretive Center just to see it. Both Fort Benton and this Interpretive Center are well work a trip.See more..
Visiting Glacier National Park and looking for: things to do, food and drink, locally made souvenirs, visitor information, or family activities? Located just a mile from Glacier National Park, the Discovery Center is on your way to the park for last minute supplies, great food, local beer & coffee, & Made in Montana gifts. While shopping, check out our interactive geotourism displays placed throughout the venue. The Discovery Center's displays are free, and engage the whole family; learn about the area and it's unique geologic history. Kids always enjoy the hands-on experience of our outdoor Petting Zoo as well. Enjoy an authentic Mexican meal at La Casita Restaurant. We also have a wide array of outdoor gear for all recreation needs. Explore Montana's wilderness with a guide; the Discovery Center is the main office for Swan Mountain Outfitters. From whitewater rafting to hiking, horseback riding, llama trekking, fly fishing, hunting & snowmobiling, we can make it happen for you!See more..
4.5Lolo Pass Visitors Center(39 reviews) - Great visitor center right on the Idaho-Montana border. Visitor Centers
Very nice full service USFS visitors center. Lots of easy parking and clean bathrooms. Staff are very friendly and helpful.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..
What we visited was the Dillon History Museum. We really enjoy the history of early pioneers and it had plenty of pictures, history and artifacts.See more..
4.5Gardiner Chamber of Commerce(13 reviews) - Very nice people with good information Spent < 1 hour Visitor Centers
We stopped in to use the restroom and ask questions about where to eat and what to see. The staff was incredibly nice and very knowledgeable. Because our experience was so good, we stopped at another CoC in another town later on.See more..
This historic ranger station is just under a half hour drive from Missoula and is an interesting place to visit. It includes the story of the Forest Service use of mules, an active forest fire fighting ranger station, and a pleasant walking trail that is about a mile from the visitors center. The mule service is covered by a self guided walking tour taking you around the depot plus a visitors center (closed for renovations while I was there (June 2021) but should be open next month). The tour covers the different areas that were used for the mules such as the corrals, blacksmith shop, barn, and scales. Unfortunately, you cannot enter the buildings because they are in use today for the active ranger station. About a mile from the station is the Grand Menard Discovery Trail, which is a nice walk through a forest of Douglas-Fir and Ponderosa Pines. The trail is about a mile long and and a trail map is available at the visitors center.See more..
Best stop in town for an tips on where to hike, eat, shop in the whole region. Very knowledgeable and friendlySee more..
5.0Butte Convention and Visitor Bureau(6 reviews) - Take the Trolley Tour Saturday: 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM Spent < 1 hour Visitor Centers You'll get more information and see more of the city in two hours than by wandering around all day as we had done. Our driver Mark was totally knowledgeable and full of anecdotes as he drove us through town. Take the tour!See more..
The Chamber office has a lot of information about the history of Anaconda & the office is filled with great old photos. The summer bus tour is excellent. The drivers are very knowledgable about the history of the town and they take you to see many buildings and sights. See more..
At the Visitor Information Center, we call ourselves at bunch of Know-It-Alls! We've got road maps for nearly every state, as well as racks of brochures with fun-filled things to do throughout the state of Montana. Shelby, our resident mountain lion, is on display and we carry merchandise commemorating the Dempsey-Gibbons fight. The Chamber of Commerce works hard to represent and promote our Chamber Members (businesses, organizations and individuals), assist residents with resources they need, and sponsor events for the community as well as facilitating tourism to the area.See more..
The Big Timber Visitor Information Center is the place to stop for information about Sweet Grass County. A friendly staff person will answer your questions, there are numerous brochures and informational resources, and it is conveniently located right off I-90.See more..
5.0Makoshika State Park Visitor's Center(3 reviews) - Excellent visitor center! Worth a stop even if you don't explore the park. Spent 1-2 hours Visitor Centers
The visitor center and the park are almost two different experiences. The displays of the various fossils are extremely well done, especially for a state park. If you are a fossil/dinosaur person, this is a great stop. The small gift shop offers a nice selection of souvenirs too. Getting through Glendive to and from the park can be a struggle as it seems they skimped on road signs a bit. We definitely used our navigation app.See more..
The Eureka Area Chamber of Commerce is the perfect place to learn more about the beautiful town of Eureka and the surrounding areas. We offer free wifi and have a wonderful assortment of local brochures. We would love to see you here and help you with anything you need.See more..
The Seeley Lake Historical Museum was built in the winter 1929-30 as a horse barn on the Double Arrow Ranch where the roof collapsed during the 100-year snow of 1996-97. The barn was moved about a half mile from its original location and first reopened the barn doors in 2001 after it had been salvaged, dismantled and rebuilt Lincoln-log style. The old barn continues to serve the needs of its surroundings, recalling the past while looking to the future of the Seeley Lake Area. Seven double size (two horse) stalls are themed displays about our local cultural and natural resources. Each stall, named after a team of horses which had occupied it, brings back memories for some and tweaks imagination for for others. Display themes include Joe Waldbillig Pioneer Display, Norman Maclean fire and fish display., The Big Burn fire of 1910, Cabin Fever Cures, Local business history display, Old Time Logging, and Wilderness Epicenter. The outside grounds have additional displays.See more..
