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Great Falls, Montana—often referred to as Montana’s basecamp as our city of just over 60,000 people is centrally located and home to an international airport. Nestled in between 4 mountain ranges, 3 rivers, 2 wilderness areas and 1 wildlife refuge, adventure is easily accessible in every direction.
Whenever we are asked what to do in Great Falls, Montana, we have the same response no matter the season. You have to experience our culture and history, see our art, and get outdoors (some days just require a warmer coat).
The best view of The Great Falls is done from the highest peak at Ryan Island Park, which is accessed from a suspension bridge across the Missouri River. After traveling a two-lane road that provides views of the expansive high plains and agricultural land, you will arrive at the viewing point of the Great Falls, located at 160 Ryan Dam Road .*
Planning a trip to Great Falls, Montana? Our hope is that this page helps you fill your days (and nights) with exciting events.
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Come visit us! Great Falls Montana Tourism Office 15 Overlook Dr. Great Falls, MT 59405 Phone: 406-761-4436
Expand your exploration of Montana’s Basecamp for Art and Adventure with a scenic drive! Check out some of our routes around the area. The options have something to interest everyone whether it is dinosaurs, mountains galore, deep-rooted Montana history, or endless waves of grain.
The first of the three black-and-white murals honoring historic leaders of Great Falls depicts one of the greatest artists of the American West. Charles M. Russell created more than 2,000 paintings of cowboys, Indians, women, wildlife, and landscapes set in the Western United States and Canada, in addition to many bronze sculptures.
1609 12th Ave N, Great Falls, MT 59401, USA. 406-866-0850. https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100063753990808
Grab your Montana Brewery Passport and explore the refreshing local brews of Great Falls Montana. The barley used in the brewing process is grown within 50 miles of Great Falls and malted within minutes of the breweries front door.