Quirky Tourist Attractions in or near Montana

While in Montana, you might enjoy a visit to:

America's largest Madonna -- 90 ft. tall -- looks down from atop the Continental Divide.
~84 miles from Stevensville.

Pay at the entrance, walk through a tunnel, and emerge on the other side to a viewing platform over a vast hole in the ground filled with toxic water waste. It's like Crater Lake, except it's a lake of poison.
~82 miles from Stevensville.

Struck by lightning, the touring circus elephant Old Pitt was buried where she fell in 1943.
~113 miles from Stevensville.

Custer vs. the Indians, a battle still being fought for hearts and minds by the various memorials at Little Big Horn.

Carved from a dead tree, Chief Plenty Coups, last Chief of the Crow, stands proud next to the gas pumps.

"The Smithsonian of the West" has a Viking ship, a two-headed calf, a motorcycle made of wood, a KKK hood, and a winged monkey from The Wizard of Oz. 35 buildings full of stuff.
~81 miles from Stevensville.

Built out of a water tank, 18 feet tall, with claw-like hands and a zombie's face. And only one among several equally oddball sculptures.

27 feet tall, made of five tons of concrete. Apt ambassador for the "Coldest Spot in the Nation."
~169 miles from Stevensville.

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