This place is a gem of America! If you are ever in the area, I highly recommend visiting with your…read morefamily and friends. I've come several times over the years and never fail to find something I haven't seen before that leaves me beyond impressed & incredibly grateful that this family owned business takes the time, money and energy to preserve. They also accept donations -- as you can imagine the cost of keeping up with maintenance can be costly. I highly encourage donating, especially since their ticket prices are reasonably inexpensive. 1000/10 experience for all I have gone here with!

This was so much fun! I loved seeing the unique displays. So many motorcycles and side cars! The…read moreoutside and outbuildings displays have a lot of love in them and show a unique version of history. This was a great place to spend a few hours on the way to Flathead.

We were looking for a cultural place to visit and this place nailed it. The museum has a 1 1/2…read morehour audio tour but I wanted to self tour. Plenty of Native artifacts and pictures to review. Worth the time to stop and get educated.

Excellent museum - we expected it to be a small place but it's huge, and packed with exhibits and…read moreinfo. It not only has wonderful Native American exhibits but local and Montana displays on almost every aspect of early life and of European settlement. At the end there is a large (kind of) diorama of wildlife which is very well done. The gift shop is excellent. Staff are eager for you to have a good visit. Stretch your legs afterwards on the short nature trail behind the museum. There's a pond and wetlands though when we were there in July the reeds were too tall to see much. The restaurant next door (different ownership, I believe) is a good place for lunch before or afterwards.

Country vibe and mood. Thick smoky bacon and crusty, buttery biscuits. Bottomless coffee, a…read moremysterious blue door, real wood stove, mix of locals and those passing through this tiny agricultural community. Baked goods top notch!

Not right on the path were you can find it. It is directly down the Main Street just keep going…read moretill you see it on the right. It is huge and amazing and a trip through 1800 to now :). It is huge so put your good walking shoes on. It is super kid friendly and on hot days they will let you bring your dog in to get them out of the heat. It is amazing you have to meet Rudolph he is huge and so life like.

We stopped in Dana's winery after the gal at lakeside coffee shop said the one we were going to is…read moreclosed so try this one. Spectator! Such a cute shop inside or outside on the patio. Delish charcuterie board with cheeses, fresh bread and local meat. We all ordered a different flight and we were all pleased! Thanks and it was great meeting the owner too

Did 3 flights here. All of the wines are amazing! I especially loved the pear, strawberry rhubarb…read more and the sweetness and smokiness of the Marquette aged in an oak barrel. The owne will talk with you about her journey in developing wines and shared a vast amount of knowledge. Best winery around. Highly recommend! Will definitely be returning!

Had the most awesome 2 hour trail ride last Sunday at Cheffs!…read moreBailey, our trail guide was so good with her knowledge and told some great trail stories! Did someone say Bear?? Bailey spotted a Black Bear on the trail ahead of us, and after staying still, it went on its way. What a bonus experience! Highly recommend this Ranch and all of their friendly and accommodating staff! Can't wait to go back!

This place was awesome! David our guide did a great job. We loved the 2 hour horse back riding tour…read moreand would come back again. Kaylee was very accommodating and greeted us with a warm welcome. Very nice family. The ranch is beautiful and the views were wonderful. Thank you for a great time!

friendly, excellent work with good value!…read more very nice selection of options

My sister took her photo transfered canvases to them to get them framed. She was told it would cost…read more$100 to get them framed and they got to choose the wood that was to be used. She picked them up yesterday, 4/2/2018, and the images had been scratched and distorted. The wood they used for the frames was not the kind they originally chose and the corners were loose and wrinkled. She was also told she had to pay $226, even though she was quoted much less. When she brought them back today, 4/3/2018, to get her money back, the gentleman was incredibly rude and was yelling at her. He insisted it was her fault, but before she brought them to him, she brought them to another shop and they took the canvases out and looked at them and they did not have the distortion then. DO NOT GO TO WILDHORSE FRAMING! Horrible quality work and horrible service!

What a unique experience. Two ways to when you get there. The total 19 mile drive up steep hills…read morewith beautiful scenery at altitude of 4700 ft. +. Not as much wildlife as lower loop. However longer loop comes around to shorter loop and that is where we saw majority of elk and bison. So cool they were right by our car. The roads are hard packed dirt and not dusty. Fantastic views from all around. Must see at least once in your life.

This is a large territory set aside for bison in Montana, just 45 minutes or less north of…read moreMissoula. It is a bit off the beaten track, yet the drive is stunning, especially if you come from the west and are able to drive alongside the river. There is a per-car fee to drive through the range and hope you see bison. You might see them, you might not. If you do see them, it might be one or a 100. You might see them inside the range or near the road on your way in or out. All of the way of seeing them are exciting and supporting the effort to preserve this noble animal is worth it.