Harlowton

Showcases the history of the Harlowton railroad and the growth of the town.

Montana's largest wind farm which is, at times, the highest producing facility in the U.S. Visitor kiosks are located at the Wind Farm entrance called Blade Park.

Of special interest are the pioneer bronze sculpture, entitled "And They Called the Land Montana", and the Veteran's Honor Wall located in front of the court house.

Local museum featuring local artifacts as well as collections of fossils and bones, a 2000-year-old buffalo skull and a new Plains Indian exhibit. Located in two sandstone buildings constructed prior to 1909.

Basketball court, volleyball court, short disc golf course. Fishing pond. Picnic areas with grills. RV and tent sites also available as first-come, first-serve.

The old Milwaukee Railroad trackbed has been converted into this easy walking path. Dogs and bikes allowed.

Offers plenty of acreage for recreational activities such as camping, sightseeing, hunting, OHV riding, and snowmobiling. Fishing access sites are located along the Musselshell River or at nearby Deadman's Basin or Martinsdale Reservoir.