Business Directory

Every business, attraction, and outdoor place in this directory was verified as operating in Butte, Montana, in November 2026, and the list is re-checked regularly. Guide pages for dining, lodging, shopping, things to do, outdoors, and history group these same listings by category.

Last updated: Friday, November 13, 2026

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• 5518 Designs: 5518 Designs is a homegrown Butte apparel and gift store and design studio that sells Montana-themed clothing, prints, and gifts from its North Main Street storefront. Location: 27 N Main St, Butte, MT. (Shopping)

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• Annie's Cafe: Annie's Cafe is a homestyle American cafe on East Front Street that serves breakfast and lunch. Location: 815 E Front St, Butte, MT. (Dining)
• Anselmo Mine Headframe: The Anselmo Mine headframe stands over the most intact mine yard in Butte, where the hoist houses, dry, carpenter shop, and other surface buildings survive beside the frame. (History)

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• Back 9 Sports Bar & Grille: The Back 9 Sports Bar and Grille is a sports bar and restaurant on Utah Avenue that serves burgers, sandwiches, and pub fare. Location: 3152 Utah Ave, Butte, MT. (Dining)
• Basin Creek Park Area Below Basin Creek Reservoir: Basin Creek Park is a historic park in the Basin Creek canyon about nine miles south of Butte that has served as a public picnic and recreation ground below the city's reservoir dam since the early twentieth century. The park was closed through the summer of 2026 for a watershed fuels-reduction project and is under rehabilitation, and the reservoir itself is closed to the public, so visitors should confirm that the park has reopened before visiting. (Outdoors)
• Beautiful Things On Broadway: Beautiful Things On Broadway is an antique store on West Broadway that also carries gifts and home goods, open Tuesday through Saturday. Location: 27 W Broadway St, Butte, MT. (Shopping)
• Berkeley Pit and Berkeley Pit Viewing Stand: The Berkeley Pit is Butte's former open-pit copper mine, which operated until 1982 and is now a mile-wide pit lake that visitors view from a public viewing stand on its southwest rim. The viewing stand season is weather-dependent, and no one may enter the pit itself. Location: 350 Shields Ave, Butte, MT. (History)
• Berkeley Pit Viewing Stand: The Berkeley Pit Viewing Stand overlooks Butte's vast open-pit copper mine, which closed in 1982 and has since filled with water, and a small admission fee is charged. The stand is open seasonally, roughly from spring through late fall. Location: 350 Shields Ave, Butte, MT. (Things to Do)
• Best Western Plus Butte Plaza Inn: The Best Western Plus Butte Plaza Inn is a full-service hotel on Harrison Avenue near the Butte Plaza Mall. Location: 2900 Harrison Ave, Butte, MT. (Lodging)
• Big Butte Open Space Recreation Area: Big Butte is a roughly 300-acre open space area on the landmark hill that gave the city its name, and it offers loop trails and a climb to the letter M with panoramic views over Butte. (Outdoors)
• Blacktail Canyon: Blacktail Canyon offers a forested loop trail east of Butte in the Beaverhead-Deerlodge National Forest that climbs to a ridge with views over the surrounding mountains. The trail system connects toward Homestake Pass and the Continental Divide Trail. (Outdoors)
• Blacktail Creek: Blacktail Creek is a small westslope cutthroat trout stream that flows through southern Butte and offers year-round fishing on the reach from Montana Street upstream to Four Mile Road under catch-and-release rules for cutthroat trout. Public access is through city parks, street crossings, and the Ulrich-Schotte Nature Trail corridor. (Outdoors)
• Bonanza Freeze: Bonanza Freeze is a classic drive-in on South Montana Street that serves burgers, sandwiches, and soft-serve ice cream. Location: 1040 S Montana St, Butte, MT. (Dining)
• Butte Brewing and Pizza Company: Butte Brewing and Pizza Company pairs house-brewed craft beer with pizza in its Uptown taproom on East Galena Street. Location: 465 E Galena St, Butte, MT. (Dining)
• Butte Brewing and Pizza Company: Butte Brewing and Pizza Company revives Butte's historic Butte Brewing name in a taproom and pizza restaurant on East Galena Street, open daily from noon to 8:00 p.m. Location: 465 E Galena St, Butte, MT. (Things to Do)
• Butte Community Ice Center: The Butte Community Ice Center is an indoor regulation ice rink in Butte that hosts youth and junior hockey, figure skating, and public skating sessions. Readers should check the current public skate schedule before going. Location: 1700 Wall St, Butte, MT. (Outdoors)
• Butte Copper Company: The Butte Copper Company sells handcrafted copper jewelry, copper kitchenware, gifts, and souvenirs from its shop on West Granite Street. Location: 128 W Granite St, Butte, MT. (Shopping)
• Butte Jewelers and Buffalo Gallery: Butte Jewelers and Buffalo Gallery is a family-run Uptown shop, operated by the same family since 1988, that sells fine jewelry and diamonds alongside the adjoining Buffalo Gallery art and frame shop. Location: 53 W Broadway St, Butte, MT. (Shopping)
• Butte Original: Butte Original is a gift shop on North Main Street that specializes in gifts made in Butte and made in Montana. Location: 31 N Main St, Butte, MT. (Shopping)
• Butte Stuff: Butte Stuff is a gift and souvenir shop in Uptown Butte that sells Montana-made gifts, apparel, and Butte-themed keepsakes. Location: 116 W Park St, Butte, MT. (Shopping)
• Butte Trolley Tour (Old No. 1 Trolley): The Butte Trolley Tour carries passengers on a replica streetcar from the Butte Chamber of Commerce Visitor Center on a narrated tour of historic Butte, with the Berkeley Pit Viewing Stand as its only stop. The season runs roughly from late May through September. Location: Butte Chamber of Commerce, 1000 George St, Butte, MT. (Things to Do)
• Butte, Anaconda and Pacific (BA&P) Hill Trail and the Copperway Trails: The BA&P Hill Trail follows the former Butte, Anaconda and Pacific Railroad grade across the Butte Hill and forms the in-town spine of the Copperway Trails that link the city's mining landmarks on foot and by bicycle. Gaps remain in the longer Copperway route toward Anaconda. (Outdoors)
• Butte-Anaconda National Historic Landmark District — Uptown Butte: The Butte-Anaconda National Historic Landmark District is one of the largest historic landmark districts in the United States, and its Uptown Butte core preserves thousands of mining-era commercial buildings, homes, mine yards, and headframes. (History)
• Butte-Silver Bow Public Archives: The Butte-Silver Bow Public Archives, housed in a rehabilitated 1898 firehouse, preserves Butte's historical records and photographs and offers rotating exhibits, research services, and group tours. Location: 17 W Quartz St, Butte, MT. (Things to Do)
• Butte-Silver Bow Public Archives: The Butte-Silver Bow Public Archives is the official repository for Butte-Silver Bow government records and for photographs, manuscripts, and collections that document the history of Butte and Silver Bow County. It is a working research room that is open on weekdays. Location: 17 W Quartz St, Butte, MT. (History)

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• Casagranda's Steakhouse: Casagranda's Steakhouse is an Uptown Butte steakhouse that serves hand-cut steaks, seafood, and Italian specialties on Utah Avenue. Location: 801 Utah Ave, Butte, MT. (Dining)
• Clark Chateau — also known as the Arts Chateau: The Clark Chateau is the 26-room French chateau-style mansion that William A. Clark built for his son Charles in 1898, and it now serves Butte as a house museum, gallery, and arts and humanities center. It is open Thursday through Saturday from noon to 4:00 p.m. Location: 321 W Broadway St, Butte, MT. (History)
• Continental Divide Trail — Pipestone Pass and Homestake Pass Trailheads: The Continental Divide National Scenic Trail passes immediately east and south of Butte, and hikers reach it most directly from signed trailheads at Pipestone Pass on Montana Highway 2 and at Homestake Pass on Interstate 90. (Outdoors)
• Copper King Hotel & Convention Center: The Copper King Hotel and Convention Center is a 130-room hotel in Choice Hotels' Ascend Hotel Collection that pairs guest rooms and suites with a full convention center on Harrison Avenue. Location: 4655 Harrison Ave, Butte, MT. (Lodging)
• Copper King Mansion: The Copper King Mansion is the 1888 home of copper king William A. Clark, and it operates as a bed and breakfast that offers four guest rooms, breakfast, and a complimentary tour for overnight guests. Location: 219 W Granite St, Butte, MT. (Lodging)
• Copper King Mansion: The Copper King Mansion is the 34-room Victorian mansion built for copper king William A. Clark, and it offers guided tours in season while also operating as a bed and breakfast year-round. Location: 219 W Granite St, Butte, MT. (Things to Do)
• Copper King Mansion (W. A. Clark Mansion): The Copper King Mansion is the 34-room Romanesque Revival home that copper king William A. Clark built in Butte between 1884 and 1888, and it now operates as a bed and breakfast that offers guided tours. Location: 219 W Granite St, Butte, MT. (History)

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• Dancing Rainbow Natural Grocery: Dancing Rainbow Natural Grocery is a natural foods store that has served Butte since 1985 with organic produce, bulk foods, and supplements. (Shopping)
• Dandelion Salad: Dandelion Salad is a shop on North Main Street that sells art, home goods, and vintage items. Location: 21 N Main St, Butte, MT. (Shopping)
• Dig City Supply: Dig City Supply is a division of 5518 Designs that sells vintage-inspired Montana Tech and Butte apparel and gifts on West Park Street. Its posted hours are limited to Friday and Saturday, so visitors should check ahead. Location: 43 W Park St, Butte, MT. (Shopping)
• Dumas Brothel Museum: The Dumas Brothel Museum preserves Butte's 1890 Dumas Brothel, which operated for 92 years until 1982, and presents it as a museum and antique shop. Its posted hours are irregular, so visitors should confirm tour availability ahead. Location: 45 E Mercury St, Butte, MT. (Things to Do)
• Dumas Brothel Museum: The Dumas Brothel is an 1890 Victorian brothel in Butte's former red-light district that operated from 1890 to 1982 and survives as a museum that offers guided tours of its largely intact rooms. The museum is usually open only every other Saturday for tours and closes for the season in November. Location: 45 E Mercury St, Butte, MT. (History)

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• Fairfield Inn & Suites by Marriott Butte: The Fairfield Inn and Suites by Marriott Butte is a Marriott hotel on Cornell Avenue that offers a complimentary hot breakfast and an indoor pool. Location: 2340 Cornell Ave, Butte, MT. (Lodging)
• Florence Coffee Company: Florence Coffee Company is a Montana coffee roaster that serves espresso drinks from its Harrison Avenue and South Montana Street locations in Butte. Location: 2551 Harrison Ave and 819 S Montana St, Butte, MT. (Dining)
• Freeway Tavern (Muzz & Stan's Freeway Tavern): The Freeway Tavern is a South Butte neighborhood bar and grill that is famous across Montana for its Wop Chop pork chop sandwich. Location: 2001 S Montana St, Butte, MT. (Dining)

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• Garner Hotel Butte Southeast by IHG: The Garner Hotel Butte Southeast by IHG is the fully renovated former Comfort Inn on Harrison Avenue, and it reopened under IHG's Garner brand in 2025. Location: 2777 Harrison Ave, Butte, MT. (Lodging)
• German Gulch Creek: German Gulch Creek is a cold-water tributary of Silver Bow Creek west of Butte that is managed for westslope cutthroat trout and is open to fishing with artificial lures only. It is a regulated fishing water rather than a formal Fishing Access Site, and access is limited and partly private. (Outdoors)
• Granite Mountain Speculator Mine Memorial: The Granite Mountain Speculator Mine Memorial is an open-air memorial that honors the 168 miners killed in the Granite Mountain–Speculator Mine fire of June 8, 1917, the worst hard-rock mining disaster in United States history. Admission is free. Location: Alexander Street, Butte, MT. (Things to Do)
• Granite Mountain Speculator Mine Memorial: The Granite Mountain Memorial is an open-air memorial plaza above Butte that honors the 168 miners who died in the Granite Mountain and Speculator Mine fire of June 8, 1917 and the roughly 2,500 Butte miners who died in mining-related causes. The memorial is free to visit. Location: Alexander Street, Butte, MT. (History)

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• Hampton Inn Butte: The Hampton Inn Butte is a Hilton hotel at the crossroads of Interstate 15 and Interstate 90 that offers a free hot breakfast, a pool and spa, and a 24-hour shuttle within city limits. Location: 3499 Harrison Ave, Butte, MT. (Lodging)
• Hanging Five Restaurant: The Hanging Five Restaurant is a family-style diner on Harvard Avenue that serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Location: 2110 Harvard Ave, Butte, MT. (Dining)
• Headframe Spirits: Headframe Spirits is a craft distillery named for Butte's iconic mine headframes, and its Uptown tasting room pours its whiskeys, gin, and other spirits daily from 10:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. and sells bottles and merchandise at retail. Location: 21 S Montana St, Butte, MT. (Things to Do)
• Headframes (Gallows Frames) of Butte — Overview: The steel headframes that still stand over Butte's closed underground mine shafts are the city's defining skyline landmarks, and about seventeen of them survive from the hundreds of mines that once worked the Butte Hill. The headframes stand in generally fenced mine yards and are landmarks to view from streets, trails, and overlooks. (History)
• Highland View Golf Course: Highland View Golf Course is Butte's municipal golf course in Stodden Park, and it offers a regulation nine-hole course built in 1939 and a separate nine-hole par-three course built in 1980. The golf season runs from April to November, and the course offers cross-country skiing in winter. Location: 3150 Utah Ave, Butte, MT. (Outdoors)
• Historic Clark Chateau Museum & Gallery: The Clark Chateau is the 1898 mansion built for Charles Clark, son of copper king William A. Clark, and it now operates as a museum and gallery with exhibits, classes, and tours in connection with the Butte-Silver Bow Public Archives. Posted hours vary slightly by source, so visitors should check ahead. Location: 321 W Broadway St, Butte, MT. (Things to Do)
• Holiday Inn Express & Suites Butte: The Holiday Inn Express and Suites Butte is an IHG hotel at the Interstate 15 and Interstate 90 interchange that offers a complimentary breakfast and an indoor pool. Location: 2609 Harrison Ave, Butte, MT. (Lodging)
• Homestake Lodge Cross-Country Ski Center (Homestake Pass Area): Homestake Lodge is a cross-country ski center beneath the Continental Divide near Homestake Pass that grooms about 35 kilometers of trails for classic and skate skiing and offers a lighted loop, rentals, and lessons. Readers should check the lodge's current trail conditions before going. (Outdoors)
• Hotel Finlen (Finlen Hotel and Motor Inn): The Hotel Finlen offers guest rooms in its historic 1924 tower and in its 1959 mid-century motor inn in the heart of Uptown Butte. Location: 100 E Broadway St, Butte, MT. (Lodging)
• Hummingbird Cafe: The Hummingbird Cafe is an Uptown cafe on West Park Street that serves locally sourced coffee and brunch, with gluten-free and vegan options. Location: 605 W Park St, Butte, MT. (Dining)

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• Isle of Books & Books: Isle of Books & Books is an independent bookstore on East Broadway that sells new books and hosts local literary events. Location: 43 E Broadway St, Butte, MT. (Shopping)

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• Joe's Pasty Shop: Joe's Pasty Shop serves Butte's signature Cornish-style pasties, with and without gravy, from its shop on Grand Avenue. Location: 1641 Grand Ave, Butte, MT. (Dining)

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• La Casa Toscana Italian Food and Catering: La Casa Toscana serves Italian dinners and provides catering from its restaurant on East Park Street. Location: 53 E Park St, Butte, MT. (Dining)
• La Quinta Inn & Suites by Wyndham Butte: La Quinta Inn and Suites by Wyndham Butte is a hotel on Holiday Park Drive near the Interstate 15 and Interstate 90 interchange. Location: 1 Holiday Park Drive, Butte, MT. (Lodging)
• Lydia's Supper Club: Lydia's Supper Club has served Meaderville-style Italian-American dinners on Harrison Avenue since 1946. Location: 4915 Harrison Ave, Butte, MT. (Dining)

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• M&M Bar and Cafe: The M&M Bar and Cafe is a landmark Uptown diner and bar that reopened beside its original North Main Street home after a May 2021 fire destroyed the historic building. Location: 17 N Main St, Butte, MT. (Dining)
• MacKenzie River Pizza, Grill & Pub: MacKenzie River Pizza, Grill and Pub serves specialty pizzas, sandwiches, and pub fare at its Monroe Avenue restaurant. Location: 3450 Monroe Ave, Butte, MT. (Dining)
• Mai Wah Museum: The Mai Wah Museum, operated by the Mai Wah Society in Butte's historic Chinatown, documents the history of Asian people in the Rocky Mountains. Its season runs from early June to late September, with off-season tours available by advance request. Location: 17 W Mercury St, Butte, MT. (Things to Do)
• Mai Wah Museum: The Mai Wah Museum preserves the Wah Chong Tai Mercantile and the Mai Wah Noodle Parlor in Butte's former Chinatown and interprets the history of Chinese and other Asian residents in Butte and the Rocky Mountain West. Its regular season is summer, and off-season visits require advance notice. Location: 17 W Mercury St, Butte, MT. (History)
• Matt's Place: Matt's Place is a drive-in restaurant on Placer Street that first opened in 1930, earned a James Beard America's Classic award in 2016, and reopened in November 2025 under new ownership after closing in early 2021. Location: 2339 Placer St, Butte, MT. (Dining)
• Maud S Canyon Trails: The Maud S Canyon Trails are a close-to-town trail network on Butte's East Ridge that offers a steep loop hike and bike ride with views back over the city. (Outdoors)
• Maurices (Butte Plaza Mall): Maurices is a women's clothing store in Butte Plaza Mall that sells apparel, shoes, and accessories. Location: Butte Plaza Mall, 3100 Harrison Ave, Butte, MT. (Shopping)
• Metals Sports Bar and Grill: Metals Sports Bar and Grill serves burgers, steaks, and pub fare inside the restored Metals Bank Building on West Park Street. Location: 8 W Park St, Butte, MT. (Dining)
• Mineral Museum at Montana Tech: The Mineral Museum, maintained by the Montana Bureau of Mines and Geology on the Montana Tech campus, displays more than 1,300 mineral specimens, including gold and fluorescent minerals, and admission is free. Location: Montana Tech campus, Butte, MT. (Things to Do)
• Mineral Museum at Montana Tech: The Mineral Museum at Montana Tech is a free museum on the Montana Technological University campus that displays more than a thousand mineral specimens, with special strength in minerals from the Butte mining district. Location: 1300 W Park St, Butte, MT. (History)
• Montana Tech (Montana Technological University): Montana Tech is Butte's public science and engineering university, founded as a mining school in 1900, and its hilltop campus welcomes prospective students and visitors for campus tours. (Things to Do)
• Montana's Rib & Chop House — Butte: Montana's Rib and Chop House serves steaks, ribs, and seafood on Harrison Avenue beside the Copper King Hotel. Location: 4655 Harrison Ave, Butte, MT. (Dining)
• Motel 6 Butte, MT — Historic City Center: Motel 6 Butte, Historic City Center is a budget motel on North Wyoming Street in Uptown Butte, within walking distance of the Copper King Mansion. Location: 220 N Wyoming St, Butte, MT. (Lodging)
• Mother Lode Theatre: The Mother Lode Theatre is a restored 1,200-seat performing arts center in Uptown Butte that opened as the Masonic Temple Theatre in 1924 and now hosts the Butte Symphony and touring and community productions. Location: 316 W Park St, Butte, MT. (History)
• Mother Lode Theatre — Butte Center for the Performing Arts: The Mother Lode Theatre is Butte's restored 1,200-seat historic theatre and performing arts center, and it hosts touring concerts, comedy, and productions by the Orphan Girl Children's Theatre. Location: 316 W Park St, Butte, MT. (Things to Do)
• Moulton Reservoir Cross-Country Ski Area: The Moulton Reservoir ski area north of Butte offers about 14 kilometers of volunteer-groomed classic cross-country ski trails through lodgepole forest in the Beaverhead-Deerlodge National Forest. Snowshoers are welcome on the skate lane. (Outdoors)
• Murdoch's Ranch & Home Supply: Murdoch's Ranch & Home Supply is a ranch and home supply store on Harrison Avenue that sells Western clothing and boots, tools, hardware, and pet and ranch supplies. Location: 3939 Harrison Ave, Butte, MT. (Shopping)

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• Old Butte Historical Adventures: Old Butte Historical Adventures leads guided walking and underground tours of historic Butte, including the Underground City, the Rookwood Speakeasy, and the Old City Jail. Tours are offered year-round by reservation. Location: 117 N Main St, Butte, MT. (Things to Do)
• Old Butte Historical Adventures — Underground City Tours: Old Butte Historical Adventures offers guided walking tours from Uptown Butte that take visitors underground to a Prohibition-era speakeasy, a barber shop, and the old city jail. The tours involve numerous steps and have no handicapped accommodations. Location: 117 N Main St, Butte, MT. (History)
• Original Mine Headframe: The Original Mine headframe stands at one of the sites of Butte's earliest mining, where a copper and silver mine worked from 1864 to 1940 and reached 3,900 feet deep. (History)
• Oro Fino Coffee: Oro Fino Coffee is an Uptown coffeehouse on West Park Street that roasts and serves its own coffee. Location: 68 W Park St, Butte, MT. (Dining)
• Our Lady of the Rockies: Our Lady of the Rockies is a 90-foot statue of the Virgin Mary standing atop the Continental Divide above Butte, and it can be visited only on the official guided bus tour because the site is on private land. Tours depart from the organization's gift shop at 1707 Continental Drive in Butte. (Things to Do)
• Our Lady of the Rockies: Our Lady of the Rockies is a 90-foot statue of the Virgin Mary that stands at 8,510 feet on the Continental Divide above Butte and that visitors reach only on a guided bus tour from town. Tours leave from the gift shop at 1707 Continental Drive, and visitors may not drive or hike to the statue on their own. (History)

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• Paper Cranes: Paper Cranes is a family-owned gift shop on Montana Street that carries gifts, cards, and locally made goods. Location: 15 S Montana St, Butte, MT. (Shopping)
• Piccadilly Museum of Transportation: The Piccadilly Museum of Transportation displays transportation memorabilia and vintage automobiles in Uptown Butte, and admission is free with a suggested donation. It is open from June through September, with visits by appointment from October through May. Location: 20 W Broadway St, Butte, MT. (Things to Do)
• Pork Chop John's: Pork Chop John's is a Butte institution that is known for its breaded pork chop sandwich, and it serves customers from locations on West Mercury Street and Harrison Avenue. Location: 8 W Mercury St and 2400 Harrison Ave, Butte, MT. (Dining)

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• Quarry Brewing: Quarry Brewing is a craft brewery and taproom in the historic Grand Hotel building on West Broadway, a short walk from the other Uptown attractions, and its taproom sells beer to go and merchandise at retail. Location: 124 W Broadway St, Butte, MT. (Things to Do)

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• Red Lion Inn & Suites Butte: The Red Lion Inn and Suites Butte is a hotel in the Rocker area west of Butte that offers a complimentary breakfast and pet-friendly rooms. Location: 122005 Nissler Rd, Butte, MT. (Lodging)
• Rediscoveries: Rediscoveries is a vintage shop on East Park Street that sells antiques, collectibles, and vintage clothing. Location: 83 E Park St, Butte, MT. (Shopping)
• Riddle's Jewelry (Butte Plaza Mall): Riddle's Jewelry is a family-owned jewelry store in Butte Plaza Mall that sells fine jewelry and offers jewelry services. Location: Butte Plaza Mall, 3100 Harrison Ave, Butte, MT. (Shopping)
• Ridge Waters Water Park at Stodden Park: Ridge Waters is Butte-Silver Bow's destination water park in Stodden Park, with water slides and Montana's longest lazy river, and it operates seasonally in the summer. (Things to Do)
• Rocker Inn (an America's Best Value Inn): The Rocker Inn is a family-owned motel at the Interstate 90 Rocker interchange that has welcomed travelers since 1984. Location: 122001 W Browns Gulch Rd, Butte, MT. (Lodging)
• Royse's Hamburgers, Shakes & More: Royse's Hamburgers, Shakes and More serves burgers, hand-spun shakes, and diner favorites on Harrison Avenue. Location: 2340 Harrison Ave, Butte, MT. (Dining)

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• Safeway — Massachusetts Avenue: The Safeway grocery store on Massachusetts Avenue sells groceries, pharmacy items, and everyday essentials on the Flats. Location: 1055 Massachusetts Ave, Butte, MT. (Shopping)
• Safeway — West Front Street: The Safeway grocery store on West Front Street sells groceries, pharmacy items, and everyday essentials near downtown. Location: 1019 W Front St, Butte, MT. (Shopping)
• Saffron Mediterranean Restaurant & Catering: Saffron Mediterranean serves Mediterranean dishes and provides catering from its restaurant on West Park Street. Location: 217 W Park St, Butte, MT. (Dining)
• Science Mine: The Science Mine is Butte's hands-on children's science museum, housed in the former Butte Public Library, and it offers interactive exhibits and a makerspace. Readers should check its current hours before going, because its historical afternoon schedule has matched its current status only loosely. Location: 36 E Granite St, Butte, MT. (Things to Do)
• Second Edition Books: Second Edition Books is a long-standing used bookstore on South Montana Street that has served Butte readers for decades. Location: 112 S Montana St, Butte, MT. (Shopping)
• Shawn O'Donnell's American Grill and Irish Pub (Butte): Shawn O'Donnell's is an Irish pub and American grill in the Historic Hotel Finlen that serves pub fare, steaks, and Irish specialties. Location: 125 N Main St, Butte, MT. (Dining)
• Silver Bow Creek: Silver Bow Creek is the headwater stream of the Clark Fork River, and its restored reach through and west of Butte offers year-round stream fishing for westslope cutthroat trout, which must be released. Only artificial lures may be used, and readers should check current Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks restrictions before fishing. (Outdoors)
• Silver Bow Creek Greenway: The Silver Bow Creek Greenway is a 25-mile paved trail under construction from Butte southwest through Ramsay toward Opportunity and Anaconda along the restored Silver Bow Creek corridor. Not all of the mileage is complete or connected, so readers should check current segment status before setting out. (Outdoors)
• Silver Bow Pizza Parlor: Silver Bow Pizza Parlor serves pizza, pasta, sandwiches, and salads at its Harrison Avenue restaurant. Location: 3500 Harrison Ave, Butte, MT. (Dining)
• Soho Asian Cuisine: Soho Asian Cuisine serves Chinese dishes on East Broadway in Uptown Butte, with takeout and delivery available. Location: 60 E Broadway St, Butte, MT. (Dining)
• Sparky's Garage: Sparky's Garage is a garage-themed restaurant on East Park Street that serves burgers, barbecue, and pub fare. Location: 222 E Park St, Butte, MT. (Dining)
• Spirit of Columbia Gardens Carousel: The Spirit of Columbia Gardens Carousel is a volunteer-built carousel museum at Stodden Park whose hand-carved horses honor Butte's historic Columbia Gardens amusement park. (Things to Do)
• Spooks & Spirits Haunted Tours: Spooks & Spirits offers guided walking tours of Butte's haunted sites and legends and also provides paranormal investigation experiences in Uptown Butte. Its tours are seasonal, so reservations should be made ahead. (Things to Do)
• St. Patrick's Cemetery: St. Patrick's Cemetery is Butte's historic Irish Catholic cemetery on South Montana Street, where thousands of burials, Celtic crosses, and a Spanish-American War veterans section record the city's Irish immigrant history. It is a historic cemetery to visit respectfully. Location: 2725 S Montana St, Butte, MT. (History)
• Steele's Furniture: Steele's Furniture is a family-owned furniture store family-run since 1948 that sells furniture, appliances, and mattresses on South Wyoming Street. Location: 800 S Wyoming St, Butte, MT. (Shopping)
• Stella's Vu Villa Pizza: Stella's Vu Villa Pizza is a family-owned pizza restaurant on West Park Street, and orders can be placed through Toast online ordering. Location: 521 W Park St, Butte, MT. (Dining)
• Steward Mine Headframe: The Steward Mine headframe marks a prolific silver and copper mine that operated from the nineteenth century to 1973 and reached 4,400 feet deep. (History)
• Stodden Park: Stodden Park is Butte's large central park on Utah Avenue, with playgrounds, picnic areas, the municipal golf course, an outdoor pool, Veterans Memorials, the Carousel, and the Ridge Waters water park, and it is connected to the trail system. (Things to Do)
• Studio 6 Suites Butte, MT — I-90 / I-15: Studio 6 Suites Butte is an extended-stay hotel on Cornell Avenue near the Interstate 15 and Interstate 90 interchange. Location: 2100 Cornell Ave, Butte, MT. (Lodging)
• Super 8 by Wyndham Butte: Super 8 by Wyndham Butte is a roadside motel on Harrison Avenue near the Interstate 15 and Interstate 90 interchange. Location: 2929 Harrison Ave, Butte, MT. (Lodging)

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• Taco Del Sol: Taco Del Sol serves Mexican food, including tacos and burritos, from its restaurant on West Park Street. Location: 146 W Park St, Butte, MT. (Dining)
• The Abode: The Abode is a home goods and gift shop on West Park Street that sells decor, gifts, and household items. Location: 22 W Park St, Butte, MT. (Shopping)
• The Corner Bookstore: The Corner Bookstore is an independent bookstore on Harrison Avenue that sells new books and hosts local literary events. Location: 1877 Harrison Ave, Butte, MT. (Shopping)
• The Covellite Theatre & Uptown Lounge: The Covellite Theatre is a historic 250-seat performance venue and movie house in the former First Presbyterian Church building in Uptown Butte, and it hosts live music, theatre, film screenings, and community events. Location: 215 W Broadway St, Butte, MT. (Things to Do)
• The Derby Steakhouse: The Derby Steakhouse serves steaks and seafood in a historic home that has hosted a restaurant since 1949. Location: 2016 Harrison Ave, Butte, MT. (Dining)
• The Geek Emporium: The Geek Emporium is a game and hobby store on West Broadway that sells comics, collectible card games, and tabletop games and hosts game nights. Location: 129 W Broadway St, Butte, MT. (Shopping)
• The Miner's Hotel: The Miner's Hotel is a boutique hotel in a 1913 Union Miners Hall building on West Park Street, and its eight rooms are styled after 1920s miners' cabins, prohibition-era mobsters, and an underground mining tunnel. Location: 53 W Park St, Butte, MT. (Lodging)
• The Montana Club Restaurant: The Montana Club Restaurant serves steaks, seafood, and fine dining fare on Harrison Avenue in south Butte. Location: 3540 Harrison Ave, Butte, MT. (Dining)
• The Pasty Place: The Pasty Place bakes and sells Cornish-style pasties in traditional, breakfast, and spicy varieties from its shop on Pine Street. Location: 2810 Pine St, Butte, MT. (Dining)
• Thompson Park: Thompson Park is a roughly 500-acre municipal park in pine forest off Montana Highway 2 southeast of Butte that Butte-Silver Bow operates jointly with the United States Forest Service, and it offers hiking and picnic trails in summer and a historic nine-hole disc golf course. In winter it operates as a winter recreation area with groomed cross-country ski trails. (Outdoors)
• Thompson Park Winter Trails: Thompson Park's winter trails southeast of Butte are groomed by Mile High Nordic volunteers for skate and classic skiing, with about 11 kilometers in the park and about 20 kilometers in the full network that extends to Pipestone Pass and the Continental Divide Trail. Both skiing directions are one-way. (Outdoors)
• Three Bears Butte: Three Bears Butte is a general store at the Three Bears Drive fuel and convenience center that sells fresh food, everyday groceries, and essentials near the Interstate 15 and Interstate 90 interchange. Location: 45 Three Bears Drive, Butte, MT. (Shopping)
• Toad Hall Manor: Toad Hall Manor is a 12,000-square-foot bed and breakfast in a 1913 English Tudor manor on a secluded cul-de-sac, and it offers six individually themed suites with private baths. Location: 1 Green Lane, Butte, MT. (Lodging)
• Town Talk Bakery: Town Talk Bakery is a family bakery on East Front Street that sells breads, pastries, and baked goods made from scratch. Location: 611 E Front St, Butte, MT. (Dining)
• Travona Mine Headframe: The Travona Mine headframe marks the oldest mine on the Butte Hill, which began in 1864 as the gold mine named the Asteroid and later worked to 1,500 feet deep. (History)
• Truzzolino Tamales: Truzzolino Tamales is a family-owned tamale maker on Harrison Avenue, and its stone-ground corn tamales have been sold in Butte since 1912. Location: 1921 Harrison Ave, Butte, MT. (Dining)

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• U.S. High Altitude Speed Skating Center: The United States High Altitude Speed Skating Center is an outdoor 400-meter refrigerated oval on the Montana Tech campus that hosted national and international speed skating competitions. Public skating session schedules have not always been posted consistently, so readers should call ahead to confirm session times. Location: Montana Tech campus, Butte, MT. (Outdoors)
• Ulrich-Schotte Nature Trail (Blacktail Creek Trail): The Ulrich-Schotte Nature Trail is a mostly paved path of a little over a mile along Blacktail Creek in southern Butte that links the Blacktail Meadows pond area north toward Stodden Park. It is open to walking and bicycling outside the winter season, when snow covers the pavement. (Outdoors)
• Under The Gallus Frame Antique Mall and Mercantile: Under The Gallus Frame is an antique mall and mercantile on North Main Street where multiple dealers sell antiques, vintage goods, and collectibles. Location: 120 N Main St, Butte, MT. (Shopping)
• Uptown Cafe: Uptown Cafe serves fine dining dinners in a small Uptown dining room on East Broadway and also offers catering. Location: 47 E Broadway St, Butte, MT. (Dining)

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• Walmart Supercenter: The Walmart Supercenter on Harrison Avenue sells groceries, general merchandise, and pharmacy and automotive services. Location: 3901 Harrison Ave, Butte, MT. (Shopping)
• Wilhelm Flower Shoppe: Wilhelm Flower Shoppe is a florist on West Broadway that sells fresh floral arrangements and gifts and delivers across the Butte area. Location: 135 W Broadway St, Butte, MT. (Shopping)
• Wingate by Wyndham Butte City Center I-15/I-90: The Wingate by Wyndham Butte City Center is the former Days Inn on Harrison Avenue, and it operates today under the Wingate by Wyndham flag. (Lodging)
• World Museum of Mining: The World Museum of Mining, founded in 1963 on the Orphan Girl Mine site, preserves Butte's mining heritage with an above-ground mining camp containing dozens of structures and artifacts and with guided underground mine tours. Regular season admission is charged, and winter tours are available by appointment. Location: 155 Museum Way, Butte, MT. (Things to Do)
• World Museum of Mining: The World Museum of Mining is an open-air and underground museum built on the actual Orphan Girl Mine yard in Butte, where visitors tour exhibit buildings, a recreated mining town, and the underground mine itself. The museum is seasonal, and tours should be booked ahead. Location: 155 Museum Way, Butte, MT. (History)