Attractions Founded in 1876, Miles City is rich in history. Almost all of our major attractions have a tie back to the history of the city. To note just a few, the Range Riders Museum is one of the most recognized “Old West” Museums around, encompassing 13 buildings of artifacts, and local area history. The WaterWorks Art Museum houses works of the premier artists in the country, in the original water-works facility of Miles City. The Center’s sandstone and cement construction tells the real story of the past. The Miles City Academy, formerly Ursuline Convent, as well as our Historic Main Street and Residential Districts, act as a draw to the visitors of Miles City. Featured Listings — Search Directory Bucking Horse Sale BHS Office: (406) 874-2825work bucking@midrivers.comINTERNET MAY 19-22, 2022 There are rodeos and then there are rodeos! The World Famous Miles City Bucking Horse Sale is in a category by itself. In fact, many rodeos have their roots right here in Miles City, as the Bucking Horse Sale annually debuts some of the finest bucking stock seen on the continent.… View Profile Convent Keepers Community Center (406) 234-4146work With the formation of a Fort at Miles City and the families migrating west, the Ursuline Nuns from Toledo, Ohio, responded to the request by Bishop Brondel to start a safe place for the children to attend school, and also help start a school for the Cheyenne Indians. Some of the ranches around Custer County, which was originally four counties combined, were very scattered, with no schoolhouses or teachers.… View Profile Eastern Montana Fairgrounds Gail Shaw: Fair Event Manager (406) 421-5419work Eastern Montana Fair Dates: August 19-22, 2020 Eastern Montana Fairgrounds Contacts: Governing Entity: Custer County Commissioners Kevin Krausz (406) 874-3351 Keith Holmlund (406) 874-3350 Jason Strouf (406) 874-3352 Fairgrounds Manager: Dale Berg (406) 852-0048 Arena – for rodeo, concerts, etc. … View Profile Ft. Keogh Livestock Range & Research Laboratory 406-874-8219work Cattle roundup at Fort Keogh Livestock and Range Research Station in 2002 The mission of this unit is to develop ecologically and economically sustainable range animal management systems that meet consumers’ needs. Agriculture is the business of capturing solar energy and transferring it to humankind for their use (i.e., food and fiber), and grazing of rangelands is one of the most sustainable forms of agriculture known.… View Profile Hermann Stieffel Mural The 1878 view of Miles City was painted by Hermann Stieffel, Soldier Artist of the West, a Private in Company K of the 5th Infantry at Fort Keogh. When General Nelson Miles selected the permanent site for Fort Keogh, steam-boats began arriving with supplies for the new Fort and the community. The civilians moved to the east bank of the Tongue River, clustered around the Ferry Landing, which is now Riverside Park.… View Profile Jewel Motor Park (406) 951-4200cell wjk@midrivers.comINTERNET Enjoy the Jewel Motor Park trails available at the Yellowstone Jewel. The property consists of 525 acres for ATV’s, dune buggies, side-by-sides, bicycles, and snowmobiles. Thrills, excitement, jumps, hill climbs, open riding and endurance challenges are all possible in a natural panorama of nature. The Jewel Motor Park offers a type of sport that takes place on dirt trails and open range.… View Profile Miles City Area Chamber of Commerce 406-234-2890work “The Mission of the Miles City Area Chamber of Commerce is to foster the growth and development of business in Miles City and the surrounding areas, and to promote cultural and educational activities that engage both businesses and citizens of the area.” Chamber of Commerce Convention & Visitor’s Bureau Tourism Business Improvement District Office Bucking Horse Sale Office Community Calendar Relocation & Travel Information Business Resources Eastern Montana Fair Ticket Outlet Chamber Bucks View Profile Miles City Parks To reserved a space, in any City Park, call John Moorhead at (406) 874-8606 Riverside Park 400 Main St Covered shelter & Gazebo Band Shell No Dogs Playground & Walking Path Restrooms Benches & Picnic tables Herman Steiffel Mural Farmer’s Market on Saturdays Wibaux Park 200 S.… View Profile Miles City Public Library (406) 234-1496work Established in 1902, the mission of the Miles City Public Library is to provide free access to information, educational and recreational materials, and lifelong learning opportunities. LIBRARY HOURS Monday: 8:00am – 5:00pm Tuesday: 8:00am – 7:00pm Wednesday: 8:00am – 5:00pm Thursday: 8:00am – 5:00pm Friday: 8:00am – Sunday CLOSED Monday CLOSED Original Carnegie Library in 1901 You can see, in current photos, the ‘modern’ addition was added in the 1970s, surrounding the original facility, which still stands today. … View Profile Montana Theatre (406) 232-2958work t After a tremendous amount of remodeling and restoration, the Montana Theatre is back! The Montana Theatre is now a 3 screen Movie Theatre that will bring in the newest releases. We offer Private Movie Rentals, perfect for birthday parties. •••Theatre 1 (206 seats) is the main screen with the stage.… View Profile Natural Oasis Swimming Pool (406) 234-7445 (Summer Only)work Owned & Operated by the City of Miles City, The Natural Oasis is our local swimming pool. It includes lifeguards, beach, docks, and summer swimming lessons. Open Daily 1:00pm – 7:00pm June through August Fees 6 / under Free 7-12 yrs $1.00 13-17 yrs $1.50 18 and up $2.00 Season Passes Individual: $35 each 2/$50 Family Pass: $100/ for up to 5 people View Profile Range Riders Museum (406) 232-6146work Featuring: The Home of the Bert & Mamie Clark Gun Collection Fort Keogh Officers Quarters Coach House Homestead House One-Room School Charles Russel Gallery And more… Hours and Season of Operation Season: April 15 – October 15 Hours: 8-5 6-Days a Week (closed Tuesdays) Cost: $7.50 Adults $5.00 Seniors over 65 $3 High School and College Students $1 Grade School students Miles City Area Attractions Save Save View Profile Spotted Eagle Recreation Area Spotted Eagle Recreation Area Open 6am—10pm Daily Spotted Eagle Rd & Garryowen Rd / Behind the Eastern MT Fairgrounds 123 acre property and 23 acre lake are owned by the City of Miles City. The local Chapter of Walleyes Unlimited and the CC Rod & Gun Club contribute most of the maintenance and care of the facility, are responsible for most of the structures on the site.… View Profile Tongue River Winery and B & B (406) 853-1028cell Tongue River Vineyard, approximately 2 acres in size, is the only commercial vineyard in Montana east of Missoula. Our first grapes were planted in 2004 and we plant some every year. Our half-century of gardening have helped in the vineyard, and Bob’s half century of wine making have helped in the winery. … View Profile Town & Country Club Pro Shop (406) 234-1600work Created in 1957, the Town and Country Club is a semi-private golf, social, and dining facility. The course, lounge and restaurant are open to the public. Memberships are available. The city and the club are noted for our western hospitality. Nine-Hole Golf Course with 18-hole tee box set up Motorized and pull carts and club rental Full driving, putting, and practice facility Lessons, Junior program, Member leagues Club House & Pro Shop Full Bar and Public Lounge Public Restaurant & Dining Facility Special Functions Memberships available Save View Profile Vintage & Rustics in Montana (406) 234-7878work Antique and Vendor Mall with Soda Fountain, Bakery and Espresso. We have over 100 vendors showcasing their amazing wares in more than 20,000 square feet and growing!! We have antiques, crafts, repurposed, reimagined, arts, souvenirs, and vintage inspired items. Our soda fountain is the original Woolworth’s counter that was added in 1940’s…the stools are original…as is much of the gum under them!… View Profile WaterWorks Art Museum 406-234-0635work The Art Center’s permanent collection is comprised of two groups of objects and images relevant to this mountain-plains region, the historical collection and the contemporary collection. The historical collection represents the prior and early Montana statehood years; this includes Native American, immigrant settlers and city builders prior to the 1950’s. The contemporary collection begins with the “Early Modernists” of the region from the mid-1900’s through the present.… View Profile Yellowstone Jewel (406) 951-3309work With more than 3,000 square feet of meticulously appointed space, the Tusler House is not only full of history, it can comfortably accommodate as many as 12 guests. This sturdy, historic home has been fully redecorated, and furnished in a uniquely western style with furnishings that are attractive, functional and comfortable. WiFi Internet with Cable Television and Netflix are available. … View Profile
