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Livingston
rICK'S on MaIn. A rare find...a restaurant with Montana farm-to-table
foodstuffs and the flair of big city cuisine. Small, cozy seating. Art on the
walls. We suggest reservations. www.ricksonmainstreet.com.
Norris
norrIS hot SPrIngS, Hwy 84, Norris. Family hot springs with ar-
tesian pools and campground, plus music performances overlooking
pool, local & organic food (some grown on property). Check Web
site for menus, directions, and hours, www.norrishotsprings.com.
Polson
MIraClE of aMErICa MuSEuM. Known as "The
Smithsonian of the West," it has "everything from the
walking plow to walking on the moon." Over 100,000
objects displayed, from Indian artifacts and early
"bone-shaker" bicycles to a jet attack bomber.
www.miracleofamericamuseum.org
Silver Gate
log CaBIn Café & B&B beyond the north end of Yellowstone Park. Great backcountry skiing
and snowshoeing. Built in 1937, it's only had four owners. Now owned by life-long, year-around
residents, Jay Schifferdecker and Laurie Hinck. www.thelogcabincafe.com
Neihart
While this former mining town may be small, it hosts Showdown SKI
arEa and first-rate fishing. Located on highway 80, linking Glacier and
Yellowstone National Parks, known as the Kings Hill Scenic Byway.
