Amazing Ventures Fun Center's most notable (and unusual) attraction is its Glacier Maze. This is an outdoor maze made of plywood, all walls and ladders and towers. (Fortunately, there are clues, too.) The maze takes about an hour to travel and, after you're done, check out the bumper boats and the m...

Many Montana museums are dedicated to Western history and the natural world, but the American Computer Museum is dedicated to the Information Age. And their definition of the Information Age is very broad . . . you'll see exhibits that stretch back into the prehistoric age, because, after all, infor...

The Beartooth Nature Center is a public refuge for animals that, due to injury or being too comfortable around humans, can't be returned to the wild. The Center houses a wide variety of species, which you'll be able to observe up close.

The Beaverhead County Museum is a small, but friendly museum that collects and interprets items of local historical interest. See the first outhouse in Dillon with a flush toilet and a homesteader's cabin, among other exhibits, and the museum is always making additions.

This is Montana's largest waterpark and its slides and rides are different enough from each other that both the thrill-seekers and those just looking for some wet fun should be satisfied. You'll also find some fun amusement park staples here, like a carousel and bumper cars.

Immerse yourself in the relaxing surroundings of Bighorn Canyon National Recreation Area. The canyon offers a diversified landscape of forest, mountains, upland prairie, deep canyons, broad valleys, high desert, lake and wetlands. Since the creation of the recreation area, people have been able to f...

If you like to ski or snowboard, you’ll find no better place than Montana and Bridger Bowl is less than twenty miles from Bozeman. It’s a non-profit mountain, so it’s very affordable, and the views that can suddenly spread out between gaps in the rocks and trees are literally breathtaking. (Just be...

Charles M. Russell was one of the most distinguished and most prolific Western artists . . . he may have even been the first "true" Western artist. This museum is the most complete gallery of his work in the world.

This is the mansion of Charles Conrad, founder of Kalispell, and it was also the mansion of his children and grandchildren. You'll be able to see three generations' worth of clothes and toys as well as the original furnishings. And the mansion itself is beautiful . . . stained glass windows and mult...

W.A. Clark was a mining mogul, one of Montana's three Copper Kings, and this 34-room Victorian mansion was built from 1884 to 1888. It's furnished today much as it was then and you can not only take a guided tour, but stay overnight for a truly historical bed & breakfast experience.