Jefferson Valley Museum
No admission feeA Whitehall museum telling the history of the Jefferson Valley and its surrounding town, housed in a restored 1914 red barn.

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Take a guided walk through limestone caverns, then hike, camp or bike in Montana's first state park.
25 Lewis and Clark Caverns Rd · Whitehall, MT
Lewis and Clark Caverns became Montana's first state park in 1938, protecting caves formed in Madison Limestone. Guided tours are the only way in. The Classic Cave Tour covers two miles in about two hours and descends more than 500 stairs, while the shorter Paradise Tour follows a mostly flat route. Above ground the 3,015-acre park has a visitor center, a campground and cabins, and trails for hiking and biking.
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