Nestled in the Rocky Mountains along the Continental Divide, Butte serves as a springboard to almost 4 million acres of state and federal public land. A wealth of outdoor opportunities for the outdoor enthusiast are available whether you have a few hours or several days. Regardless of the time of year you can take advantage of many adventures while exploring southwest Montana. Bring your favorite gear and head outdoors.
The fastest and most colorful way to learn about Butte is a Trolley Tour. In about two hours, you’ll see where the characters, famous folk, miners and scoundrels lived and worked. Plus, you’ll hear how they made Butte the lively, urban center it was. Drivers are especially chosen because of their knowledge of Butte history [...]
More Info“Dare to roll with the unexpected!” … Roll with us in our “tricked out” transports on an “Urban Safari” tour of Butt, MT. Learn about Butte’s past, present, and future, along with the unexpected tidbit. We go where others can’t and tell you what other won’t! Trust in B.U.S.T. Tours depart daily at: 10am, 12:30pm, [...]
More InfoThe Beaverhead-Deerlodge National Forest, Bureau of Land Management, and Montana Fish, Wildlife, and Parks have picnic areas and campgrounds for visitors. From forest landscapes to the Big Hole River, a variety of activities are available for visitors at these sites. Sheepshead Recreation Area Picnic Area Butte Ranger District Activities include paved walking trails, fishing in [...]
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