Cool old mining ghost town. Hard to find from Phillipsburg due to lack of signage until you get on…read morethe dirt roars. Accessible by cars with normal clearance.

First some cautions - the term "state park" is used loosely here, as the ghost town has the most…read moreminimal set of park features. The "Visitor Center" is just an old wooden sign; the road up is unpaved , quite steep and long, and has deep ruts from runoff; and there is only a small but new looking outhouse with a toilet lid over a bucket and sawdust provided to keep it fresh. It was surprisingly clean inside and there was even toilet paper provided. The positives - it's a really interesting ghost town with beautiful views and ruins of the old union hall, a bank, and a couple other small structures that are collapsing inward. If you have an appropriate vehicle and a sense of adventure, this is a very cool place to visit. The nearby town of Philipsburg is excellent and has great eating, shopping and architecture.

Spending the day with a resident expert in her field was so extra special i can't even say enough!…read moreWenFei answered our myriad of questions perfectly and made our trip out to Bison National Park memorable! In addition to knowing all things (and i do mean all) about the local birds, including their sounds and habitats, she could also share information perfectly about the bison, the antelopes (that we saw that day) and the native grizzlies. The local donuts were amazing as well as our lunch out with some local Montana fare. All in all a superb day, chock full of information that will have your feeling like an expert too! Don't miss this opportunity!

Wenfei organized a full day trip for us to the Flathead Wilderness Area. We went driving on bumpy…read moremountain roads, hiking up the side of a mountain alongside a picturesque babbling brook and picnicked next to a sparkling lake with a view of the mountains. Our focus was photography, and our route did not disappoint on that score. We also stopped for fresh baked goods and coffee on our way out of Missoula which made the ride that much more pleasant. We are generally outdoor people but we chose to use a tour company because we were traveling with a baby and didn't know how to find routes that would be child friendly and not overly demanding. We would definitely recommend Wenfei's guiding services and have referred several friends to her Big Sky Safaris for Montana travel. In particular her being a biologist makes an outstanding enhancement to hiking - we are not very knowledgeable about birds and animal droppings, and Wenfei pointed out all sorts of interesting things for us as well as small details worth photographing that we wouldn't have noticed on our own. Wenfei made us very comfortable, gave us excellent gear advice, and spared us many hours of poring over maps to identify good areas to visit. She also was really knowledgeable about the local plants and birds during our early autumn MT trip. This was a great splurge during our MT trip and one we'd do again in a heart beat.

Our guide was very respectful, knowledgeable, and hospitable. The snacks and drinks were generously…read moreportioned and sweetly labeled with our names, which was a nice personal touch. We rode the scenic section of the Clark Fork and it was so peaceful that 3 hours didn't seem long enough!

This company is amazing. They take care of you the whole time. Noah was so amazing with our group…read moreof 10 and had so much information to share with us during our ride. Go for the root beer float. It's amazing. Can't wait to go again.

Awesome tour! I was visiting Missoula and knew a food tour was a great way to learn more about the…read moretown. I was so happy to find one and it did not disappoint! I learned so much about Missoula and felt even more comfortable with the downtown as we walked to all the various restaurants on our tour. Jocelyn is the owner and tour guide of Taste of Missoula, and she has done a fantastic job curating a memorable adventure for her guests. We got to learn more about the town as we walked to our next food sampling. Jocelyn would recommend restaurants to try if we were in the mood for this or that (ice cream, breakfast, etc) and made sure we got try a variety of foods and drinks on this tour. I would highly recommend and would definitely do this again!

My husband & I live in Missoula and we wanted to give my parents a unique experience when they came…read moreto visit from out of state. We decided to try the Taste of Missoula food tours and it was the BEST decision. As we walked between locations our guide, Jocelyn, shared insider tips and history about Missoula. As someone who has live here for 15 years and my husband who was raised here we learned so many new things about our community's history. At each location we had delicious food & drinks! Restaurant staff (primarily the owners) came and spent time talking with us which made the tour feel even more special. Jocelyn helped make this a memory for the family books! She was absolutely amazing! My parents could not stop talking about the tour for days afterwards. Highly recommend!!

We took the Anaconda cruise and it was beyond amazing. The entire crew and the guides were just so…read morewonderful. Eric and Kevin ( the two guides) went far beyond their duties as guides. We had people in our group with food allergies and the kitchen staff did an absolute wonderful job keeping that in mind. Each and every item was delicious. The staff kept the entire ship sparking. They received us with hand towels after every excursion. I highly recommend Adventure Life esp. Jess and Petchie.

I had an extremely disappointing and distressing experience with this travel agency. Sensitive…read morepersonal information belonging to me and my family was shared without my consent. I'm sharing this so others understand the serious lack of care taken with clients' private information. I hope the agency reviews its data-handling and confidentiality policies to ensure this never happens to another family.

We had a great time! They are very accommodating and knowledgeable about beers. We did a private…read moretour with lunch and it was great.

From the owner: Montana Brewery Tours offers tours for those seeking a truly memorable craft beer experience. We…read morehave established strong partnerships with local breweries, ensuring a welcoming atmosphere for you and your friends. Whether you're a light beer person or a connoisseur, Montana Brewery Tours provides a safe and comfortable way to visit Montana's breweries.

Prepare for a tricky drive up the mountain. Gravel roads and even a herd of cattle. But once you…read moreget to it, it is spectacular to see. Incredible the artifacts that are left in tact.

This old mining ghost town is situated in the hills near Drummond, Montana. Don't rely on Google…read moreMaps to take you the easier route! We started to follow it, but it took us on a private road which eventually became impassable for our minivan. If you call their number online, they will tell you what route to take! Garnet ghost town is itself fun for all ages! You can go in the old buildings, like the hotel, general store, and I believe even the cabins. We didn't go up to the cabins as we had an older dog with us and it was decently warm out :) You can still see the wallpapers in the old hotel, as well as the kitchen, the bathtub under the stairs, and the upstairs rooms. The gift shop was nice, and the lady there was very helpful. I would totally recommend visiting the Garnet ghost town! 10/10