Top Montana Art & Culture

If you're new to white water rafting trips, no worries, as you have four miles of relatively calm water to learn the paddle commands and how to paddle effectively as a team. Along the way there are incredible views into Glacier National Park's dramatic terrain. Once you get to John Stevens Canyon the river picks up speed and your adventure really begins. You'll need all of that practice from upstream to execute the commands in the white water. With rapids like Bonecrusher, Jaws and the Notch (to name a few) your crew is sure to have an exciting time.

Appease your appetite for adventure on a 2-hour rafting adventure of the Yellowstone River from Gardiner. Experience the exhilaration of rafting on the frenetic rapids of the Yellowstone River while admiring the spectacular scenery of Yellowstone National Park. Allow a professional guide to direct you to paddle hard and fast over thrilling rapids and, when you reach calmer sections of the water, stop for a refreshing swim in the Yellowstone River.  

Come see the artist’s work known as The Cowboy Artist with this all-day admission ticket to the C.M. Russell Museum in Great Falls. See some of Russell’s most famous watercolor paintings, such as ‘An Indian War Party’ and ‘Cowboy on a Horse,’ as you explore the museum at your own pace. Visit the temporary exhibit, which showcases other talented artists' work that captures the true wild nature of Glacier National Park.

Enjoy comfortable, private transportation and a knowledgeable, experienced local guide. Your tour takes away the stress of driving around the park so you can enjoy the day with your family or travel group. Learn about the history of the park and the valley, enjoy the sights, and experience Glacier on this world-class tour.

The Lower Loop tour begins in Gardiner, Montana and begins heading south. Depending on external conditions, guide recommendation, and client preference, we can head either way around the loop.. We have extensive experience in navigating popular features and making it easier to fit them into our itinerary. From here, we make our way to some incredible thermal features and many of the most popular thermal basins. After a morning of visiting many of the thermal features between the Midway and Lower Basins, we'll head to the most iconic feature in Yellowstone, Old Faithful. From there we will travel over Craig Pass to Yellowstone Lake. Stopping at the West Thumb Thermal Basin; a thermal basin with unique structure and history. Then we will travel past Fishing Bridge. Next passing through Hayden valley to the Grand Canyon of Yellowstone, visiting the Upper and Lower Falls, and Artisan's Point. From there the tour returns to Gardiner, Montana, additional destinations may be possible.

Only one day in The Billings Area? Ready to kick start your Yellowstone Adventure? If you said yes this is the tour for you. See The cities most notable spots, as well as excursions to Little Big Horn Battlefield, Pompey's Pillar, lunch in an old west town, The Rim Rocks, and The Yellowstone River. This includes your own personal photographer for memories to last a lifetime.

This tour takes you to two of The wild West most historic sites. Explore an open air living museum. Tour what has been in actual movie sets. See wildlife along the way. Your personal photographer will take actual antique photos for your memory book.

Experience Yellowstone National Park by vehicle for an entire day of sightseeing with our private and personalized full day safari tour. Our guides, who are seasoned wildlife biologists and environmental educators, will help you experience the highlights of Yellowstone National Park in a dynamic and personal way.

This is real life dino hunting! This tour is unique in that it offers a more private experience discovering dinosaur bones. You have the option to dig with a group or just dig with your family and friends. There are many questions that come up while you are digging, usually "Is this a bone", "Is this a rock", and you want your guide to be there for you to help. This tour offers accommodations right at the dig site, so you eliminate the need for many hours of travel back and forth to camp.

We begin with a celebration of the native Crow Indian tribe who inhabited the land for thousands of years, add a nod to life on the frontier, and conclude with the mission of Erik’s Ranch, and how we found our way to this plot of land so beautiful, it boggles the mind. Play guitar? Bring yours along and join the music and merry-making. Happy sipping and singing ahead!