Ohrmann Museum & Gallery
Located right off I-90 about fifty miles East of Missoula, Drummond, Montana hosts the Ohrmann Museum and Gallery, an outdoor art exhibition filled with lifelong artist and rancher Bill Ohrmann’s beautiful works. Visitors can experience the iconic outdoor sculpture garden, including the steel Kodiak Bear and Woolly Mammoth. The museum and art gallery also hosts a collection of paintings, wood carvings, and polymer clay carvings, all capturing Ohrmann’s love of Montana and the unique aspects of the beautiful Big Sky State. Visiting the museum is free but hours are somewhat dependent on the season and date, so make sure to call ahead before visiting this one-of-a-kind attraction!
32 E Front St, Drummond, MT 59832, USA
Distance: 2.24 mi (straight line)
Drummond Frontage Rd, Drummond, MT, USA
Distance: 2.45 mi (straight line)
Rock Creek Rd, Clinton, MT 59825, USA
Distance: 26.51 mi (straight line)
1104 Main St, Deer Lodge, MT 59722, USA
Distance: 26.68 mi (straight line)
1105 Main Street, Deer Lodge, MT 59722, USA
Distance: 26.74 mi (straight line)
The Ranch at Rock Creek, Carriage House Lane, Philipsburg, MT, USA
Distance: 31.33 mi (straight line)
Blackfoot Pathways: Sculpture in the Wild, 1500 MT-200, Lincoln, MT 59639, USA
Distance: 32.64 mi (straight line)
Weigh Station Fishing Access Site, Montana 200, Potomac, MT, USA
Distance: 36.43 mi (straight line)
7363 Juniper Dr, Missoula, MT 59802, USA
Distance: 38.18 mi (straight line)
Rattlesnake National Recreation Area & Wilderness, Rattlesnake Dr, Missoula, MT, USA
Distance: 40.25 mi (straight line)
Great Divide Ski Area, Belmont Drive, Marysville, MT, USA
Distance: 41.26 mi (straight line)
Adams Center, 32 Campus Drive, Missoula, MT, USA
Distance: 41.61 mi (straight line)
Lewis & Clark Trail Adventures, East Broadway Street, Missoula, MT, USA
Distance: 41.66 mi (straight line)
Montana Museum of Art & Culture, Missoula, MT, USA
Distance: 41.67 mi (straight line)
Goldsmith's Airbnb, East Front Street, Missoula, MT, USA
Distance: 41.76 mi (straight line)
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