We are so lucky to be just 2.5 hours from the north entrance in Gardiner, MT. Visit Yellowstone to see unique hydrothermal and geologic features, and Montana wildlife.

While Glacier is a bit of a haul (~4 hours from Butte to West Glacier), it would be an unforgettable trip. Go to Glacier to see alpine meadows, pristine lakes, and, of course, glaciers! Just make sure to check for reservation information online.

After a century of hard-rock mining, Butte is famously home to one of the most productive copper mines of all time. Come learn about Butte's "rich" history in this museum with over 50 buildings and exhibits. They even offer an underground mine tour!

Underground speakeasies, brothels, jail cells, and Evel Knievel. Enough said!

This park is located just 9 miles south of town with over 25 miles of trails for hiking and biking. Start on Milwaukee Road to pass through two railroad tunnels and a 600-foot steel trestle bridge.

Catch a bus tour to see the 90-foot statue overlooking Butte. The view is incredible!

Originally built as the First Presbyterian Church in 1896, the Covellite Theatre hosts weekly live music, film screenings, live theatre, and more.

Old-timey drive in movie theater offering new movies and snacks.

Take a tour through one of the largest limestone caverns in the country. This state park also has a campground, hiking trails, and events throughout the summer.

A great spot for coffee and breakfast

Casual restaurant serving comfort food, beer, and wine. Try the Eleanor burger!

Delicious drive-through Mexican food

Mediterranean restaurant (and our caterer!)

Wide selection of craft beer and appetizers. Perfect for a pre/ post dinner hang-out

The best steakhouse in town (Alex's favorite)

Italian bistro (Riley's favorite)