Take a boat tour in the Gates of the Mountains on the Missouri River. The tour boat will take you through the Gates of the Mountains canyon and you will learn about the history of the Lewis & Clark's expedition through the canyon and the fire jumper heros who lost their life in the canyon. You will see eagles, herons, fish, deer, and perhaps some other wildlife as well.

Pricing and Reservations

Adult (18-59) $16 per Person

Senior (60 and Over) $14 per Person

Child (3-17) $10 per Person

Active Military (With ID) $14 per Person

2 and Under Free

Duration ~2 Hours

June 1st - June 30th

Weekends

10:00 AM – 12:00 PM

12:00 PM – 2:00 PM

2:00 PM – 4:00 PM

4:00 PM – 6:00 PM

Weekdays

11:00 AM – 1:00 PM

2:00 PM – 4:00 PM

Lewis & Clark Brewing Co. is a family-owned Montana craft brewery that has been producing award-winning beers for over 17 years. Named after the admirable leaders of the expedition that explored the West, we are proud to continue the legacy of Lewis & Clark and their driven spirits.

Our team of brewers takes pride in the craftsmanship that goes into all our beers. From the crowd favorites of Prickly Pear Pale Ale and Miner's Gold Hefeweizen to our new Juicy ObSession and Craft Hard Seltzers, Lewis & Clark Brewing Co. beers are all created with one goal: to produce the finest ales and lagers possible and to serve them at their peak of freshness.

You will always find an intriguing line-up of hand-crafted beers, good friends and a great atmosphere at the Blackfoot taproom.

Stop by and enjoy your favorite beer or try something new- the lineup changes daily. We offer beers served in 12 oz. glasses or for those who can’t decide, try a sampler tray for a larger variety.

Montana law does however, limit consumption to 48 ounces per person, per day and only until 8pm.

But don’t worry, the Blackfoot also sells growlers to go!

Stop by the taproom and enjoy good friends a great atmosphere and really good beer!

Open 2-8 p.m. Monday -Thursday & Noon- 8 p.m. Friday, Saturday & Sunday at 66 South Park Ave in historic downtown Helena.

Mount Helena City Park at its peak is 5,468 feet above sea level and about 1,300 feet above the Last Chance Gulch Mall. Parking lot with information kiosk available at the trailhead. There are many trails on Mount Helena.

I recommend the 1906 TRAIL This well designed trail has offered the easiest and most direct route to the top of the mountain for over 70 years. It follows the base of the limestone cliffs for awhile, and passes the Devil's Kitchen.

This hike will be a challenge if you are not used to hiking up mountains so give yourself plenty of time and take some breaks to rest and enjoy the scenery & wildlife. This trail is well traveled, you will see many hikers so if you don't have bear spray, I wouldn't worry too much.