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A vehicle-only road that connects the Billings West End to the top of the Rims. Created by two brothers who moved to the area from Alsace-Lorraine, the road offers an impressive view of Billings, even if driving on it requires a bit of skill. At the top drive east on Hwy 3 for pull offs to access trails along the Rims.
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Preserved house of the Preston Boyd Moss family. It is on the National Register of Historic Places and was designed by New York architect Henry Janeway Hardenbergh. Will provide free guide for self-guided tour of historic neighborhood surrounding the house.
Exhibits feature women from all walks of life, all professions, all ethnic groups and perspectives locally and internationally.
Permanent exhibits of contemporary and historical art including well known artists from Montana and the Rocky Mountain region. Rotating exhibits of a variety of artists. Gift shop with unique art and locally made items. Photos allowed for personal/noncommercial use.
Historic building featuring 8-10 exhibits each year. Mostly early Montana artifacts. Past exhibits featured interactive games, fashion, Chinese immigrants, and Montana ghost towns. Walking tours of downtown Billings with different historical topics. These are Fridays Jun-Sep at 10AM and are about an hour and a half.
Indoor water park that bills itself as the largest water park of its kind in Montana.