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.

"Feel the Power of Nature!" This revived mystery spot mixes some New Age mojo with lots of old-fashioned gravity-gone-haywire hoodoo.

Little Bighorn and General Custer artifacts -- and outside is Montana's version of the Unknown Soldier's Tomb.

A formerly famous (and now stuffed) two-ton bovine is exhibited in the local historical museum.

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

Tours take you where Havre residents once lived and shopped, underground.

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.

Hot mineral water springs accidentally discovered in 1922 during oil drilling, flowing at 750 gallons a minute. The kitschy facility dates from the 1930s, peaked in the 1970s.

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