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Do · Still Old School · Montana Original

Bridger Bowl

Local nonprofit hill since 1955. Affordable tickets, community board, and the blue light on the Baxter when it snows.

Bozeman · Est. 1955

Drink · Still Old School

Club Moderne

A 1937 corner bar with a Moderne front that made it through a fire and came back with the same bar and look.

Anaconda · Est. 1937

Do · Still Old School

Discovery Ski Area

Started with a rope tow in 1974. Still priced for families and still called Disco.

Philipsburg · Est. 1974

Drink · Still Old School

Haufbrau House

Campus-corner dive since 1961. Carved tables, open mics, and the last of the old Barmuda Triangle energy.

Bozeman · Est. 1961

Stay · Still Old School

Hotel Finlen

A working Uptown hotel from 1924, still checking people in when chain lodging sits by the interstate.

Butte · Est. 1924

Eat · Still Old School

Matt's Place

Montana's early drive-in habit, still in the same building. Burgers, shakes, and a counter that came back.

Butte · Est. 1930

Do · Still Old School

Maverick Mountain

A Beaverhead County ski hill about 40 miles from Dillon, with $45 adult tickets the last time anyone posted a price.

Polaris

Drink · Still Old School

M&M Bar and Cafe

Butte's all-hours bar and cafe, back on Main Street, next door, after the 2021 fire.

Butte · Est. 1890

See · Still Old School

Rialto Theatre

The only auditorium in Powell County. School plays, recitals, funerals and the Friday movie all happen in the same room.

Deer Lodge · Est. 1921

Stay · Still Old School

Sacajawea Hotel

Railroad hotel at the Missouri headwaters since 1910. White clapboard, front porch, and rooms that still book.

Three Forks · Est. 1910

See · Still Old School

Silver Bow Drive-In

Five miles an hour, an FM radio, a snack bar built from an older Deer Lodge drive-in, and two screens since 1980.

Butte · Est. 1977

See · Still Old School

The Ellen Theatre

A 1919 Main Street playhouse that Bozeman bought back from decline and put back to work.

Bozeman · Est. 1919