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Where is Lewistown, Montana located?
- Located in the expansive Judith Basin, the town of Lewistown, Montana, is a quiet town situated in the geographic center of the state.
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What makes Lewistown unique?
- Featuring a number of well-preserved historic homes and businesses, the Lewistown area is primarily ranches, farms, and rolling prairie surrounded by five different mountain ranges: the Highwoods, the Belts, the Moccasins, the Judiths, and the Snowies.
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What attractions can visitors explore in Lewistown?
- Along with taking in the mountain scenery and picturesque landscapes, visitors can explore the Russell National Wildlife Refuge or the Central Montana Historical Museum.
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Where can visitors eat in Lewistown?
- Enjoy a delicious meal at Central Feed Grilling Co. or the Yogo Inn.
Unique Attractions
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Central Montana Historical Museum
Explore pioneer artifacts and learn local stories on an affordable cultural trip.
The Central Montana Historical Museum takes guests on a journey through time as they view the chronological display of Central Montana’s history. Starting with around the year 1870, the museum captures the time when there were few people in Montana and abundant Buffalo, displaying the progress of homesteads and settlers, along with artifacts varier peoples left behind from when they lived in this area of the state. The collection at the Central Montana Historical Museum includes a variety of firearms, fossils, musical instruments, and Indian artifacts among many other items. There’s also an extensive collection of local history books and photographs.
408 NE Main St, Lewistown, MT 59457, Phone: 406-535-3642
Charles M. Russell National Wildlife Refuge
Spot elk and hike rugged terrain on an exciting outdoor adventure.
The Charles M. Russell National Wildlife Refuge spreads across around 1,100,000 acres in Central Montana and offers a unique chance for visitors and locals to experience wildlife and wilderness within a natural setting similar to how Lewis and Clark encountered them during their expedition. Popular activities guests can take part in while at the Charles M. Russell National Wildlife Refuge include photography, a self-guided 20-mile auto tour, archery elk and mule deer hunts, and wildlife viewing, including viewing elk from the Slippery Ann observation area during the fall. Birding is also popular here, with over 230 species identified.
333 Airport Rd, Lewistown, MT 59457, Phone: 406-538-8706
Where to Eat
Central Feed Grilling Co
Savor craft burgers and enjoy local brews during a fun weekend meal.
A central gathering place of Montana, the Central Feed Grilling Co. in Lewistown aims to bring hard-working families together through passion, community, and commitment, while also offering excellent service, great wine, and fresh craft beer in a warm restaurant. Boasting a motto of “great food, great beer, great mood,” Central Feed serves fresh craft brews from the Big Spring Brewing next door, as well as a rotating selection of craft beers from around the rest of Montana. As for the food offerings at the restaurant, a variety of high quality dishes are available, made with ingredients sourced from throughout the state.
220 E Main St, Lewistown, MT 59457, Phone: 406-535-2337
Yogo Inn
Relax in casual comfort and stay close to Lewistown sights on a quick trip.
The Yogo Inn has been a tradition of Montana since 1962 and has been a central part of life in Lewistown for around sixty years. The hotel has long been a preferred place to stay for travelers in the state who enjoy hunting and fishing, special events, outdoor pursuits, and unique historic sites. The Yogo Inn is also a great place in town for a bite to eat or a good cocktail. Stetson’s Restaurant serves unique burgers, seafood, hand cut steaks, pastas, and decadent desserts, while the Golden Spike Lounge offers microbrews, favorite beers, wine, and top shelf drinks.
211 E Main St, Lewistown, MT 59457, Phone: 406-535-8721
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