Shocked this little place wasn't on Yelp, it has a pretty good size parking lot, and even a walking…read morepath. They are closed on Sundays and restrooms are closed when building is closed. Read signs to know exactly how to turn into here and you might catch the cute down town up ahead before taking the road. The road might need some work so be very careful! If you are lucky and they are open then you are in good hands, there are plenty of books about the city and such.

I was really struggling with how many stars to give a place which is basically a viewing point for…read morea pool of toxic water. I decided to just rate my experience here and I must say it was a good one. In all honesty, I've never heard of the place until today. I have lived in Montana for 14 years now but for some reason or another, this place never crossed my radar. While taking a road trip to explore Butte today, my husband insisted we stop here. After a quick Google search on my phone, I saw we were only about a mile away but had less than 20 minutes before it closed (4pm on a Sunday). The younger man at the desk inside was very helpful and told us we didn't need to rush and could take our time. It was $10 for my husband, myself, and our two kids to enter. After paying, you walk through a short tunnel to the viewing area. Unfortunately the wind was insane today so we did end up rushing, but it was still a very unique experience and I am glad we decided to go. The color of the water is deceiving. You wouldn't guess it is full of toxic chemicals. The Berkeley Pit used to be an open pit copper mine. It has a depth of over 1,600 feet and is filled with over 900 feet of water. It is said to have the acidity of Coca Cola or lemon juice. The pit is filled with a combination of various chemicals, which help give it that greenish-blue color. It was interesting to stand there and imagine how it looked years ago. My kids really enjoyed reading about the history of the pit. We do plan on making another trip back there when the weather is better so we can fully fake advantage of that piece of Butte's history. I would definitely recommend!

A must see if your in Butte it's only $3 to walk the tunnel and look at the pit the pit water…read moredoesn't look that wide but look at the building on the others side it looks miniature. There's also a gift shop and restrooms. A must stop

This airport is a simple small town airport. TSA seems to open an hour before departure. I'm TSA…read moreprecheck and man are they serious about their jobs here. I've flown to more airports than I can remember in multiple countries and none as tough as Butte. My biggest gripe here is if you can't get to the airport bar why are the vending machines almost empty with the stuff no one wants.

I love this airport and fly here any time the tickets are near the price of Bozeman's. There are…read moregreat food/coffee/drink options for normal prices, not airport prices. AMAZING. I got through security quickly and hassle free. My guitar capo looked suspicious and they had to go through my backpack, the gentleman who did was so kind and respectful. The vibes here are so cheery and friendly. I moved out of state, but every time I come home to MT, it is a pleasure to fly in and out of butte.

Highly recommend! Great communication and on time service. Clean cars with great drivers,…read moreespecially Barry B.

Easy and prompt communication with Spencer (owner). The company has reasonable pricing and nice and…read moreclean cars. Had a wonderful conversation with Barry (our driver) during the drive from Big Sky to BZN. Will definitely use them again when we need transportation in Montana.

We stopped in to Butte on our cross country drive and visited the mining museum after lunch in…read moretown. They offer military and other discounts on their entrance fee The gift shop area includes information on local, current mining operations as well as merch. This is an outdoor museum so dress for the weather. If you want to take the under ground tour be sure you are wearing closed toed shoes. (Crocs not included, I don't know why) They also have above ground tours. Part of the property is set up like a western town. Something that would grow up around a mine. Post office, apothecary, carpenter, blacksmith, etc, etc. All these buildings are set up with window displays but most are not open to the public. You just peer thru the windows. There is a memorial garden to miners. A mine yard with pieces of heavy equipment. The motorized lift, miners locker room, light room, information and equipment used in dry and wet boring, 3D representations of mines and more with information posted on the displays. You can walk up into the mine head if you are so inclined to see how the ore chutes operated. We spent about two hours here without realizing it. Very interesting museum. Staff are very personable, answered questions and suggested reading material for more on the subject. Very good, family friendly stop.

It's a little on the pricey side but very informative. The mine tour is also impressive and Ken is…read moreknowledgeable and a great guide and makes it fun for the kids and adults

Had booked a rental thru Priceline. Showed up to get car, after questions and being treated like a…read morecommon criminal, he told me I have to have a 650 credit score to rent the car. I was not told my credit was even going to be run nor that I have to have a above 650 credit score when booking it. He was not friendly and young kid, did not care my whole plans were ruined now and treated me like I was a criminal. Would NOT recommend.

5 Stars thanks to Trish…read more She went above and beyond to cater to a customer. Vehicle given wasn't as clean as it needed to be, but she made she made sure to clean the vehicle interior especially since there was a ton of dog hair. Also sprayed the car down. Much appreciated thank you for your hospitality!

Lots of communication and pickup as right on time with a nice big car. It should be noted that…read morethey do everything over text- so you don't provide a credit card ahead of time or anything like that. Big Sky to BZN was $175. Would highly recommend to anyone needing a reliable xfer anywhere

Thank you, Tina and May, for an exceptional experience. I needed to travel back to the airport solo…read moreas I had the earliest flight in my group. Tina coordinated a plan the evening before for May and I to reach each other given cell phone service can be spotty. May was early and got me to the airport safely. Knowing there is a women-operated company for solo traveling females is such a great feeling. Thank you Tina and May - cannot wait to come back and work with you again!