Things To Do
Saturday Missoula Farmer's Markets
If we had to recommend one thing you could do on Saturday morning before the wedding, we would tell you to go downtown and check out the Farmer's Markets. Multiple downtown Saturday Markets run at the same time and feature everything from produce, plants, flowers, breads and coffee to creations by local artists! It's also close to the Missoula Carousel! Mountain Line Bus operates a Saturday Market Trolley. The Trolley is free and runs every twenty minutes from 8:55am to 11:45am! 8:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m. Saturdays, mid-May to mid-October 5:30 p.m. - 7:00 p.m. Tuesdays, July - early September
Dunrovin Ranch
Dunrovin Ranch has an amazing story. Check out their website the history of the ranch as well as all that they offer the community and world!
Missoula Carousel
An amazing, handcrafted carousel in downtown Missoula in Caras Park next to the Clark Fork River.
Hike the 'M'!
The Sentinel 'M' trail is a classic Missoula hike for the whole family! It will give you a good view of Missoula. If you are interested in other hikes, let us know!
Big Dipper Ice Cream
Tasty ice cream made with liquid-nitrogen.
Splash Montana
It's a small water park!
Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation
As a child I would climb on their bronze statues and look at the stars on the very top of their roof.....BUT if you want, you can go inside the building :) There are interactive exhibits where you can learn more about elk, elk country and the role RMEF plays in conservation. There are a bunch of stuffed MT animals if you are into that!
KettleHouse Brewing Co. - Southside
They have very popular well known Montana Beers. Missoula is becoming known as a destination town for those seeking breweries. Walk down any street and you will find a brewery.
Rockin Rudy's
It's a go-to stop for residents and visitors of Missoula. It has all sorts of quirky merchandise and is just a really fun store to spend some time in.
Weir Creek Hot Springs
This hot springs is for the person looking for more of an adventure. It is located 50 minutes from the wedding site past the Montana-Idaho border into Idaho. You have have to hike about 0.7 miles and boom you will be at a pretty beautiful hot springs. There is no cell phone service. Jerry Johnson Hot Springs is a little bit shorter of a drive than Weir. It's a little longer hike and I haven't been there but people like it. Lolo Hot Springs is also close.