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covering 920,310 acres, is an administrated unit of the Gallatin National Forest, Custer National Forest and the Shoshone National Forest and is named for its jagged peaks resembling bear's teeth and for the Native Americans that lived in the area.
The Crazy Mountain Museum is a historical museum featuring exhibits that reflect the history of Sweet Grass County and the surrounding area.
This 98-acre park offers the opportunity to observe the prairie dog community in its natural environment.
An uncrowded 18 holes with a spectacular view of the Crazy Mountains. Club house has pizza and brats.
Visit the hatchery to see cutthroat trout. Learn about Montana's fish management practices. Call ahead for a tour.