Crazy Mountain Museum houses a collection of western artifacts unique to the area such as sheep ranching, Lewis and Clark, pioneers, and rodeo.
Thirsty Turtle Tavern and Grill—a great local bar with outdoor seating and tasty pub grub.
Views of the Crazy Mountains.
The Grand Hotel and Restaurant was built in 1890 and has been meticulously restored. Stop in for locally raised beef and lamb at the restaurant or stay the night in one of the turn-of-the-century decorated rooms.
Big Timber Brewing Company is new to Big Timber and features locally brewed craft beer.
Home of the annual Great Montana Sheep Drive held each Labor Day weekend.
Stop over on the three-day Yellowstone River Boat Float held every July.
Access to the Yellowstone River at Indian Fort Fishing Access with boat ramp and campground.
Start your trip in this full-service town just off Interstate 90.
Located at the confluence of the Yellowstone and Stillwater rivers, offering camping, fishing, picnicking, and a place to stretch your legs
Fill your belly at the 307 Bar & Grill. Or try the Apple Village Cafe and Gift Shop for family-style dining; pick up made-in-Montana products at the gift shop.
If you’re visiting between late July and mid-September, stop by the Columbus Farmers Market in Railroad Park.
Visit the Museum of the Beartooths for an understanding of area history, including artifacts of the Rosebud River Crow Indians, Northern Pacific Railroad memorabilia and World War II history.
Stop for a picnic or a swim at Cooney State Park, a popular recreation area offering boating, swimming, camping and fishing. Attractions include good walleye and rainbow trout fishing. Boating opportunities are abundant and 75 camping spots are available.
You’ve arrived at the “Basecamp to the Beartooths.”
Stroll through the charming downtown Red Lodge—visit gift shops, coffee roasters, outdoor gear companies, the Montana Candy Emporium, and more.
If visiting July through mid-September, check out the Red Lodge Farmers Market in Lions Park from 3:30 to 6 p.m.
If visiting in the winter with time to spare, take advantage of affordable family skiing at Red Lodge Mountain. The mountain really comes to life during Winter Carnival in early March, and includes costumes, cardboard races, a fireworks display, and live music.