This museum is excellent. It is not overwhelming large and we were there for just about 4 hours…read more Some highlights are the dinosaur section (which is what they are known for), a living history area outside, a small area about old-school gadgets (which was fun to guess what some of these gadgets had been used for), and a temporary frog exhibit (which my son LOVED). Museum has a really small café that is mainly snacks and drinks. Do not expect to have lunch here (which was one of our mistakes). The museum was a great time and definitely worth a visit if you are in Bozeman.

We've visited a lot of museums in different places come, and they all have their own little unique…read moreexhibits and things to explore. The Museum of the Rockies was a very nice museum. It has lots of great exhibits inside, and a very cool outdoor area as well. The outdoor area had an old home which was preserved in the original condition, complete with furnishings. There was also a barn with a blacksmith who was doing a demonstration, which was cool to see.

Great exhibits that will educate you on all that is Montana. I Recommend it for sure.read more

Very interesting museum. Don't forget to go out back to blacksmith shop and schoolhouse. The train…read morecaboose in front is fully outfitted with bunks and workstation reflecting the era.

The World Museum of Mining is a must-do when visiting Butte. The museum itself is interesting and…read morethere was a lot to see and learn about. However, the tour of the Orphan Girl mine in the property was by far the best part of the trip. Our tour guide, Ken, was excellent and the mine itself was fun to see.

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.

What a fantastic museum with cracy cool technology exhibits. Our guide provided an overview of the…read moretechnology from the "old times" to the considerably more current times. They have several rooms with different technologies that highlight those technologies over time. It is very cool to see the one-of-a-kind technology they have including a watch that went to the moon, the computer that helped Apollo launch. Highly recommend this museum no matter if you're a tech nerd or a tech user. Had a great time playing the original Apple Oregon Trail!

Am I a nerd? Yes. Do I drag my travel partner to odd museums? Also yes. This was one that I wasn't…read moreabout to miss. It's in an office building, oddly perfect for a computer and robotics museum. It appears to be staffed by IT college students who are just as excited to talk tech as I am to listen to them talk tech. They geek out about the evolution of the tablet and how far computer memory and storage has come-and you can see some of the early iterations of computers here! It may not be the most interactive or hands-on museum, but it does help bring some of the textbook information to life, which is pretty cool. Even coming from a nerd.

On a long road trip and decided to stop here for a day use pass to get a work out in as well as a…read moreshower. The facility seemed new and well kept. Super friendly staff and I appreciate Linda for her excellent service, she provided me with a tour and any info I needed. Would definitely come back whenever I'm passing by again!

Not ADA compliant. Discriminatory to persons needing accommodations…read more Accommodation means more than ADA ramps or equipment. It means having well-trained employees who do not make disabled persons feel unwelcome and othered. The YMCA employees made crass, inappropriate comments that were highly offensive to a person with a heart condition who struggles with standing for long periods of time. The experience with the YMCA was the most negative we've had as disabled people in the Gallatin Valley. It was traumatizing. With a fairly high monthly cost, considering there is no swimming pool and extremely limited evening class offerings that most working adults can access, this YMCA is a poor value compared to the Ridge Athletic Club, Bozeman Hot Springs, or other gyms in the area. Planet Fitness is far more budget-friendly, at $15 per month. Our family has been involved with YMCAs for over 70 years, as volunteers, employees, and members. This YMCA was a huge disappointment. It exists primarily to serve wealthier retired persons as a health-promoting facility. While meeting the needs of seniors is important, providing affordable, welcoming health and recreation for a wide variety of incomes, ability levels, and cultures is sorely lacking. With a family member disabled, we hoped the Y would help in building strength and recovery. We had to look elsewhere.

I got to visit this spot while running a workshop as part of a camp for youth. It's beautiful!…read moreTotally off the beaten path and no cell signal. The kids were all excited about the various animal encounters they had- foxes and a bear. There are several structures here for events and cabins for sleeping. There's a little church too. Lots of green space to run around. We actually had a helicopter landing when we were there. Super cool spot!

From the owner: Luccock Park is a unique, stunningly beautiful venue for weddings, family gatherings and spiritual…read moreand team building retreats. Accessible April through October, only 40 minutes from the Bozeman Yellowstone International Airport. Comfortable rustic cabins, recently renovated hot-water-on-demand shower facilities, excellent kitchen provides on-site meals and complete event catering.

I had a great experience here! The camp was clean, the food was terrific, it's in a very beautiful…read morearea not too far from the airport. Overall, excellent experience. I would definitely come back.

GREAT staff and facilities! Friendly, knowledgeable, Christ-centered and dedicated to the kids…read morehaving a great time! Brought my daughter with me this weekend and she mentioned how fun everyone was (compared to other camps she has attended). Keep up the great work YAA, you are representing Christ well!