- TripBuzz found 14 things to do with kids in or near Helena, Montana.
- From Montana Fishing Outfitters to Holter Lake, the Helena area offers 25 different types of family activities, including: Lake, Amusement Parks (All Ages), Amusement Parks (Kids) and Bowling.
- Helena is the capital city of the state of Montana. The popular city is largely residential, visited primarily for its gorgeous mountain views, outdoor recreation and premier hiking trails by tourists. Some of the most popular outdoor activities again the areas breathtaking backdrop include skiing, hiking, boating, fishing, disc golf and biking.
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Helena's Last Chance Tours offers several enjoyable ways to tour the city. Its most popular offerings include Segway, trolley and train tours. Segway tours are not available in snowy or icy weather.
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Built in 1888, the Original Governor's Mansion officially became the governor's mansion in 1913 and continued in that role until 1959. Visitors can take tours of the Queen Ann Style mansion.
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Visitors to Helena National Forest can enjoy an array of outdoor activities including fishing, hiking and swimming. Campground facilities are also available for overnight stays, and winter sports such as snowmobiling and skiing is possible in the winter months.
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Helena, Montana's Last Chance Gulch is a former gold mining center frequented by unsuccessful prospectors on their homeward journey. In modern times the gulch area is a commercial center filled with restaurants, shops, beauty salons and other attractions.
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The Great Divide Ski Area is normally the first ski area in Montana to open during the year. It is also one of the largest terrain parks in the state and provides trails for skiing and snowboarding all season long.
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Cattle baron Conrad Kohrs once owned 10 million acres, and 1,600 acres of it are open to the public as Grant-Kohrs Ranch National Historic Site. Visitors can take guided tours including wagon tours pulled by draft horses, hear blacksmiths and cowboys talk, see farm animals, and tour the ranch house.
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The Old Montana Prison Complex was originally built by inmates and opened on July 2, 1871. The complex has been turned into a series of museums including an Old Prison Museum, Law Enforcement Museum, Frontier Museum, Powell County Museum, Montana Auto Museum, Yesterday's Playthings and Cottonwood City.
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Dearborn River is a tributary of the Missouri and is one of Montana's most scenic rivers. It is a small, remote river that carves a canyon through rugged, volcanic rock as it winds out of the mountains onto open country.
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A variety of sites within southwest Montan's mountains like old camps and ghost towns can be seen through Montana ATV Adventures. The standard trip offered by the ATV excursion company includes a ride over 6,000 feet above sea level along the Continental Divide.
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The Piccadilly Museum is a museum for a large collection of transportation memorabilia. Exhibits include kangaroo crossing signs and license plates. There are also highway and subway markers, vintage cars, and Evel Knievel memorabilia.