You may be surprised by the number of great things to do in Butte -- and we are local Montanans here to help you learn exactly what it is you can do there.
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Discover the top things to do in Butte, Montana with our ultimate guide. From exploring historic landmarks to enjoying outdoor activities, we've got you covered.
Short, sweet, and with fantastic mountain views, Teddy's Trail is a great choice for a quick escape. Photos, directions, route, and map.
One of the easiest and closest trails to Crested Butte, Woods Walk is a great choice for those wanting to dip their toe into the water of area hikes.
I was taken by this location while hiking along the Slate River near Crested Butte Colorado and thought it would make a great landscape photo. I love the weathered stumps interspersed with wildflowers, and the lazy river leading the eye to Crested Butte Mountain gently reflecting the evening glow in the western sky.
Everything you need to know about visiting Crested Butte in the fall, including the best hikes, scenic drives, fall activities, and camping info.
This article shares 10 of the best hikes in Crested Butte, Colorado, including trail descriptions and maps.
What comes with wintry storms, wet springs, and sun soaked summers? An array of flowers that cover the hills of ...
After winter ends, there's still lots to do in Crested Butte, CO. Stay in a historic cabin, visit a distillery, zip-line, and more (with a map).
You don't need to travel to Amsterdam to get your flower fix. Check out the stunning wildflowers in Crested Butte, Colorado this spring.
Discover the best restaurants in Crested Butte, CO! Our guide unveils the top restaurants, from cozy bistros to creative eateries.
You've made it to town, but where to hike? Fortunately, you don't have to go far for amazing wildflowers, jaw-dropping landscapes, and peaceful nature.
A short and sweet hike leading to one of the most beautiful high alpine lakes in the Crested Butte valley. They don't call it Emerald Lake for nothing!
Short, sweet, and with fantastic mountain views, Teddy's Trail is a great choice for a quick escape. Photos, directions, route, and map.
You've made it to town, but where to hike? Fortunately, you don't have to go far for amazing wildflowers, jaw-dropping landscapes, and peaceful nature.
Tiny areas, known as 'micro-arrondissements' are dotted around Paris. One of these is La Butte Aux Cailles, in the 13th arrondissement.
The Oh Be Joyful To The Blue Lake Hike In Crested Butte, Colorado- The trail to the best hike in Crested Butte, Colorado. This is a great day hike if visiting Crested Butte, as the trailhead is close to town. It is also a great hike if staying at
This article shares 10 of the best hikes in Crested Butte, Colorado, including trail descriptions and maps.
72 Hours in Crested Butte! Where to camp, what to hike and everything in between! This article is published on The Outbound. Below you’ll get a glimpse and itinerary of what our girl trip, weekend warrior getaway, to Crested Butte was like! You’ll find a recommended camping overvie
With nearly 60 restaurants to choose from, you've got a lot of options when it comes to dining in Crested Butte. We ate a lot of good food while in town but I did have a favorite meal - find out what it was in this delicious post.
Local's stellar guide to what need to know about visiting Crested Butte in summer. Plus, tips on crested butte summer activities too.
After winter ends, there's still lots to do in Crested Butte, CO. Stay in a historic cabin, visit a distillery, zip-line, and more (with a map).
Two Days in Crested Butte, CO Schedule- Crested Butte is an adorable mountain town with stunning landscapes surrounding it, so much can be explored in this area. You can play and ski in the winter here but I think summer months such as June, July or August are the
Planning a trip to Crested Butte, Colorado? Here's everything you need to do, including places to eat and my go-to locations for hiking & camping.
Gold Butte National Monument is perfect for dispersed camping and exploring the unique rock formations, scenic landscapes and petroglyphs.
Le quartier de la Butte-aux-Cailles : entre street art, rues pavées et fleuries ou animées et quelques îlots de verdure
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Looking for somewhere to backpack or capture the Milky Way on the west slope of the Cascades? Look no further than Park Butte. With some of the best views of Mt. Baker's West Slope, on top of having access to the Park Butte fire lookout, and dozens of tarns near lakes to pitch a tent. This is one of the best locations you can stay overnight - especially if you snag the Lookout for overnight stay. The lookout is available in a first come first serve manner. If you don't get it, no worries, the camping here is amazing none the less. If your're not camping at a tarn near the lookout consider doing the short hike up to it for the sunset, the views are second to none with the light reflecting off the Puget Sound. Lets get started, From the Park Butte trailhead you'll walk just over 500 feet and come to a junction with the Scott Paul Trail, stay left. About half a mile after this point you'll begin hiking less and less over a trail and more over rocks due to the different routes Rocky Creek has had over time. Once you get past this you'll get to the section of the trail that's mainly switchbacks, the grind of the hike where a good portion of the hikes elevation gain is. While you're hiking the switchbacks you'll come across another junction with the Scott Paul trail, stay left again and use the sign as a half way marker, At this point you'll have hiked 2 miles. After continuing on the trail for an additional half mile you'll get your first good view of Mt. Baker and its meadows. Everything from this point on is a eye opener. You will also come to your last junction, this time with the Railroad Grade trail, stick left again. If you wish to hike this after setting up camp, you wont be disappointed with the close up views of Mt. Baker's glacier you will get. Continuing on the Park Butte Trail you will soon come up on fields of wildflowers and a large meadow, with your first view of the Park Butte Lookout in the distance. From this point on you'll will see dozens of good places to set up camp. I would recommended finishing off the hike to the lookout to see if its taken, if it is or your interests are not to stay in there at all, there are dozens of good tarns at the lakes beneath the lookout, or the tarn my party stayed at which is a few hundred feet from the lookout right off the trail. After camp is setup head down to the lakes for a scene that looks like something out of Lord of the Rings, go for a swim and get some photos of a landscape that will make all your friends jaws drop. When dusk hits head back to the lookout for an amazing sunset over the Puget Sound, and for a night full of star gazing. This hike has a lot to offer for only being 7.5 miles round trip. Happy camping!
Planning a trip to Crested Butte, Colorado? Here's everything you need to do, including places to eat and my go-to locations for hiking & camping.
There is a reason why Crested Butte calls itself the wildflower capital of Colorado. There are tons of wildflower hikes in Crested Butte.
The Oh Be Joyful To The Blue Lake Hike In Crested Butte, Colorado- The trail to the best hike in Crested Butte, Colorado. This is a great day hike if visiting Crested Butte, as the trailhead is close to town. It is also a great hike if staying at
After winter ends, there's still lots to do in Crested Butte, CO. Stay in a historic cabin, visit a distillery, zip-line, and more (with a map).
The Wild Flower Festival (Festival de Flores silvestres de Crested Butte) has been held in Colorado's wildflower capital of Crested Butte every July since 1986 during the peak blooming season. Thousands of people from across the globe flock to the town tucked in the Rocky Mountains to enjoy ten days
