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Arts and Culture Center

One of the world's finest research and history museums, popular for their dinosaur exhibits!

Stand up paddle boards, canoes and kayaks are at your disposal for the day.  Lake Levinsky at the Big Sky Resort, is a beautiful 7 acre lake at the base of Lone Peak.  The Lake offers a relaxing and fun filled adventure for all ages.  There is a nice beach with Adirondack chairs for those not wanting to be on the water.  You can spend 1 hour or all day.  The Marina at lake Levinsky is open from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.  Call 406-995-4989 for information on other passes including the popular "Family Adventure Pass" which includes unlimited use of the Lake fo a week!

Enjoy the most convenient ski rental experience in the world by having all your equipment delivered right to your accommodations. No lines, no headaches, just sit back relax and let our team do all the work. The Demo Package is our most popular package for advanced to expert skiers featuring top of the line Rossignol skis. Your package includes: skis, boots and poles all custom fit during the delivery to your accommodations.

Turn Helena into a game while partaking on a 2-hour Walking Adventure. Your smartphone will act as your guide, while you solve clues and complete challenges around the city. Entry price is per team.

Erik's Ranch proudly offers trail rides in Paradise Valley, Montana! Saddle up for an exciting trail ride guided by the animal-loving members of Erik's Ranch & Retreats.

Turn Missoula into a game while partaking on a 2-hour Walking Adventure. Your smartphone will act as your guide, while you solve clues and complete challenges around the city. Entry price is per team.

See for yourself why iconic movies such as “A River Runs Through It” and “The Horse Whisperer” were filmed in Paradise Valley. Ascend switchbacks on Antelope Butte – formed of volcanic rock 60 million years ago and once home to the Crow Native Americans – where you will be greeted to a statuesque, snow-capped view of Emigrant Peak towering in the distance. At the summit, you will also see a cairn standing in reverence – an homage to the Crow Native Americans’ presence on the Butte dating back to the 1880s. Be sure to bring your binoculars – and camera! – as you may have the unique opportunity to view some of Montana’s natural inhabitants including Mule deer, Golden Eagles, fox, elk and more!