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Welcome to the West.  Welcome to Butte, Montana. 

Here you’ll see a glimpse of what the old west was really made of.  As you look around town, you’ll see constant reminders of what started out as a booming mining town with cottages that once housed an estimated 100,000 miners.  With over 4,000 historical structures, Butte shows her tenacity as one of the West’s greatest cities.  In the old mining days, Butte was home to millionaires and minors alike.  She was nick-named “The Richest Hill on Earth” and today, the proud residents of Butte still feel rich to live in such a uniquely historical city.

Butte is known for such events as the Annual Ice Sculpting Contest and the Christmas Stroll.  Before his days of fame, Evel Knievel grew up in Butte and  there’s even the “Evel Knievel Days” which brings hundreds of people to town for the annual event.  Throughout the year, you can visit places like the Copper King Mansion.  Built in 1888 the mansion was the residence of William Andrews Clark, one of Montana's "Copper Kings" who became one of the wealthiest men in the world due to his mining and banking ventures.  You can also visit the World Museum of Mining or the local Mineral Museum located on the campus of Montana Tech University of Montana. 

The Butte area offers lots of outdoor recreational opportunities as well such as trout- fishing, hiking and world class golf courses as well as many other cultural experiences throughout the region.

No matter where you turn in Butte, you’ll find ghosts of the old west tipping their hats to you as if to say “Sit down, kick ‘yer boots off and stay a while.”