Billings, Montana is a city filled with a great number of museums, food and drink options, landmarks, and outdoor experiences. Having the area structured around the Yellowstone River and the Rimrocks provides unique opportunities for adventure.

Some of Billings top museums include:

• The Moss Mansion, an eye-catching mansion built in 1903 that commemorates entrepreneurial achievements of the Moss family and
• The Western Heritage Center, an extraordinary collection of western artifacts highlighting the background of the stories that the people and places experienced throughout the Yellowstone River Valley and the northern High Plains region.

Beyond history, visitors can explore Billings’ current culture as the walkable brewery district with great food and outdoor sitting makes it easy and enjoyable to get a feel of the town. Billings is also home to the first interstate arena. This arena supports local sports, live music, and other events, as well as the Dehler Park that is a multi-use stadium.

Adventuring outside of the downtown areas, Billings trail system is useful for walking, hiking, biking, rollerblading, and any other activity you are interested in. The Rimrocks around Billings gives residents an easily accessible way to overlook the town. With beautiful views and handfuls of hiking and mountain biking trails, rock climbing routes, picnic areas, and dog-friendly areas, Billings, Montana is one of a kind town.