Things To Do in Montana
Tour of National Parks and Monuments from Gate 1 Travel
8-Day Tour of Yellowstone and Grand Teton National Parks from Gate 1 Travel. Price per Person Based on Double Occupancy.
An 8-day tour of Yellowstone and Grand Teton National Parks also includes visits to Mount Rushmore and Salt Lake City
Mount Rushmore, Yellowstone, and Grand Teton National Park
$1,299
8-Day Tour of Yellowstone and Grand Teton National Parks from Gate 1 Travel. Price per Person Based on Double Occupancy.
Tour of National Parks and Monuments from Gate 1 Travel
Mount Rushmore, Yellowstone, and Grand Teton National Park
$1,299
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Science-Center Visits for One or Two Adults and Up to Three Kids at ExplorationWorks (Up to 48% Off)
ExplorationWorks
Helena
$25.50
$15
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Montana Beast or Sprint Race Entry and Spectator Pass from 2015 Spartan Races (Up to 52% Off)
2015 Spartan Races
Averill's Flathead Lake Lodge
$110
$59
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General Admission for Two or Up to Five to Yellowstone Art Museum (Up to 60% Off)
Yellowstone Art Museum
Downtown Billings
$12
$6
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$48 for Harlem Globetrotters Game at Brick Breeden Fieldhouse on Saturday, February 28, 2015 at 7:30 p.m. ($79.70 Value)
Harlem Globetrotters
Brick Breeden Fieldhouse
$79.70
$48
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$5 for $10 Worth of Fishing — Mystique Fly Shop
Mystique Fly Shop
Kalispell
$10
$5
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Mötley Crüe – The Final Tour with Alice Cooper on Sunday, July 26, at 7 p.m. (Up to 50% Off)
Motley Crue
MetraPark (Rimrock Auto Arena)
$49.50
$24.75
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Mini Golf and Slot-Car Racing Packages (Up to 64% Off). Two Options Available.
Clubhouse Minigolf and Arcade
Gallatin Valley Mall - Clubhouse Mini Golf and Raceway
$20
$10
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$17 for $30 Groupon — Tipsy Brush
Tipsy Brush
Kalispell
$30
$17
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5K Entry for One, Two, or Four to The Color Dash 5K on Saturday, August 8 (Up to 45% Off)
The Color Dash
Cody Chamber of Commerce
$45
$29
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$39 for Eight Beginners' Aikido Classes at Big Sky Aikido ($85 Value)
Big Sky Aikido
Bozeman
$85
$39
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$55 for Unlimited Classes and Initiation Fee at Billings Kettlebell Club ($135 Value)
Billings Kettlebell Club
Billings
$135
$55
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Discover Scuba Diving Course for One or Two at Sports Cove (Up to 54% Off)
Sports Cove
Bozeman
$40
$20
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Rock Climbing for One, Three, or Five, or Climbing Class for One or Four at SteepWorld (Up to 53% Off)
SteepWorld
Downtown Billings
$15
$8
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Appetizer and Beer Flight for Two or a Growler and Growler Fill at Neptune's Brewery (Up to 49% Off)
Neptune's Brewery
Livingston
$21.50
$11
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One, Five, or Ten 30-Minute Batting Cage Sessions at Triple Play Academy (Up to 83% Off)
Triple Play Academy
Billings
$35
$15
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One or Three Months of Martial Arts Classes at Cutting Edge Martial Arts (Up to 65% Off)
Cutting Edge Martial Arts
Bozeman
$95
$39
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$45 for a One-Month Membership to Yellowstone CrossFit ($119 Value)
Yellowstone CrossFit
Billings
$119
$40
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10 or 20 Yoga Classes at Bozeman Yoga Center (Up to 80% Off)
Bozeman Yoga Center
Bozeman
$120
$29
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Visit to Heart Mountain Interpretive Center for Two or Four (Up to 54% Off)
Heart Mountain Interpretive Center
Powell
$14
$9
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Grizzly Bear Sanctuary Visit at Montana Grizzly Encounter (Up to 54% Off). Three Options Available.
Montana Grizzly Encounter
Bozeman
$14
$8
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Public-Skate Session for Two or Four Adults or Two Adults with Two Kids at Centennial Ice Arena (Up to 53% Off)
Centennial Ice Arena
Billings
$20
$10
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Married for nine years and a photography team for five, Brian and Jennifer Hartman bring an artistic touch and approach to their on-location photography. Employing a photojournalistic style and dramatic lighting, they capture solo subjects and groups during posed and candid moments, earning critical acclaim from the Artistic Guild of the Wedding Photojournalist Association and The Knot and placing images in the pages of Elle and Seattle Bride magazines.
Not content to simply point and shoot, the Hartmans light compositions using chiaroscuro or high-exposure natural lighting and often accentuate subjects with extreme angles, forced perspective, or unique natural surroundings. They shoot in vibrant color or black and white, and can edit photos to enhance colors or, by request, replace each subject?s face with Winston Churchill?s. Though the Hartmans use professional tools, they?re glad to help students break into photography via ultra-accessible devices such as the iPhone?following in the footsteps, they note, of Annie Leibovitz, who endorsed the iPhone?s camera on NBC Nightly News in 2011. When not conducting on-location sessions, Brian also leads large-scale workshops in which they pass on their knowledge through graphic slideshows and hands-on training.
Since 1993, Cirque Dreams' family-friendly variety extravaganzas have called upon a cast of acrobats, strongmen, and daredevils to wring the oohs and aahs out of audiences with tremendous feats of derring-do. During each themed production, more than 100 performers garbed in dazzling outfits twirl high in the air, contort their bodies into impossible shapes, and solve long division problems to earn uproarious applause from the crowd. At Dream Studios in Pompano Beach, Florida, hundreds of contracted artists from around the world develop their skills and prep for Cirque Dreams performances under the direction of Neil Goldberg and his team of choreographers, contortionists, and designers.
When visitors board one of Wild West Rafting's rafts, they're actually stepping into some historic, soggy shoes. The inflated vessels traverse the Yellowstone River, which was explored by members of the Lewis and Clarke expedition in 1806. These famed adventurers saw many of the things rafters still see: elk, bison, and other wildlife set against the rolling terrain of nearby mountains. Indeed, Wild West Rafting's trips pass several of the majestic sights that define the American West. But the river offers more than just scenery. Near Gardiner, Montana, the flow speeds up as the river descends into Paradise Valley and narrow canyons. Rafters on these sections face an on-water rollercoaster, flying through class III and IV rapids with names such as "Yankee's Revenge," "Box Car," and "Audience Members in the First Three Rows Will Get Wet."
While they're an adventure for most people, these trips define a typical workday for Wild West Rafting's guides, each of whom holds certifications in First Aid, CPR, and Swift Water Rescue. The staff includes experts such as Ryan Winter—who, before coming to the Yellowstone River, honed his paddling skills on the South African whitewaters of the Umkomasi, the Umzimkulu, and the Zambezi. The guides can take groups on rafting trips ranging from a couple of hours to multiple days. During longer excursions, they can combine rafting with horseback rides through Yellowstone National Park.
With its identity as a volunteer-driven, nonprofit science center, its clear that ExplorationWorks' programs are motivated by one purpose: to help visitors of all ages and backgrounds gain a richer, deeper understanding of the sciences and technology. The colorful facility achieves this through eclectic programs and events, as well as a range of hands-on permanent and temporary exhibits. ExplorationWorks also allows visitors to play with sound waves and magnetic fields, learn about the seasonal life cycle of plants in an exploration garden, and experiment with principles of biology and physics firsthand in the Science Cafe.
As an offshoot of Sierra Trading Post, Derailed.com holds fast to the same business model as its parent company: bargaining with top brands to procure overstocks at heavily discounted prices. But like a youngest sibling taking up juggling cats, it strives to differentiate itself from its older counterparts. It stands out with a youthful vibe thanks to skate, surf, and SUP apparel and the staff's laid-back attitude. They'll happily answer questions and make recommendations on their throngs of camping gear, running shoes, collegiate attire, and bicycle accessories from brands including Hurely, Billabong, and Teva. Though their merchandise boasts an average discount of 48% off the retail value, shoppers can save even more—customers receive a $10 coupon when they sign up for emails, and clients of the Give & Go Referral program get a $20 egiftcard when the friend they referred uses their own $10 email coupon.