Nancy & Tim
Things To Do
Pictograph Cave State Park
Pictograph Cave State Park is a National Historic Landmark known for its importance to Northern Plains Archaeology. Visitors will learn about the rock art and artifacts found here which dates thousands of years old. This 23 acre park features walking trails, stunning scenery, a green-design visitor's center, picnic grounds, museum displays, everything you need for a fun and educational visit!
Yellowstone Art Museum
This extensive permanent collection of contemporary and historic art of America's Rocky Mountain West includes more than 3,000 significant paintings and drawings.
Angry Hanks
Local microbrewery that sources all of their ingredients from Montana and Washington. Please note that they are cash only, but they do have an ATM on site.
This House of Books
This House of Books is an independent community-owned full-service bookstore in downtown Billings. Their book selection is broad, with a focus on local & Western, science & nature, and children's books. Their tea bar serves close to 200 teas and herbs imported from around the world, many blended right on premises, by the cup or in bulk
Pompeys Pillar
Lewis, Clark, and Sacagawea made their way to Montana on their travels, and made their mark on Pomeys Pillar. Here you can see centuries-old Native American petroglyphs and a carved signature from William Clark himself. There is a museum onsite to learn more about Native American culture and US western expansion.
Yellowstone National Park
The world's first and (in our opinion) greatest National Park. Just a 2.5 hour drive from Billings, you can get there via the Beartooth Highway and admire some of the most scenic landscapes the country has to offer. Yellowstone features Old Faithful, plenty of buffalo, and maybe even a moose or two.