Pet Friendly Things To Do in Anaconda, Montana

Discovery Basin Ski Area is located in Deer Lodge National Forest in Anaconda, Mont. Discovery is a place for families to be together. With 40 trails covering 380 skiable acres and a 1,300-foot ver... More on SkiResortGuide.com

I love this resort I snowboard and when it snow it is one of the best ski resorts in the world the backcountry is sick and also the views are great More on SkiResortGuide.com

This course, located in the heart of southwestern Montana between Glacier and Yellowstone National Parks, is the state's only Jack Nicklaus design. The site is rich in history and was the original ... More on Golf.com

The sand was a cool local addition but overall the course was pretty boring for a Nickalous course. More on GolfReview

A crystalline creek flows through this narrow canyon creating an unexpected oasis in a landscape scarred by the mining fury of the past. Dwarfing the creek bed on either side are 1,200- foot limestone and granite walls, which provide ... More on Trails

The Smokestack is the highest free standing masonry edifice in the world and 585 feet. More on GeckoGo

ANACONDA is another kill Dreamland park....a mellower, bigger version of DONALD...all in the middle of nowhere in Montana....'tis a beautiful thing. (the bike kids are generally under 12 and mostly... More on ConcreteDisciples.com

Fun park. Good for shredding. More on ConcreteDisciples.com

159,000 acre wilderness extends more than 30 miles along the Continental Divide. ... More on Yahoo! Travel

The whole area is just plain spectacular and breath taking with so much to do from fishing, boating, campin... More on TripAdvisor

Easily accessible from Montana Highway 1, Georgetown Lake is located approximately 18 miles west of Anaconda. Georgetown Lake is a popular recreation area for boating, fishing, camping and windsurfing. It is a large; 3,000 acre, high; ... More on AnglerWeb.com

The Mt. Haggin Nordic ski trails meander through the state-owned Mt. Haggin Wildlife Management Area, home to moose, coyotes, snowshoe hares, and great horned owls. Most trails are groomed for classic skiing. Two trails, Crooked John ... More on Trails

High in the Anaconda Mountain Range of western Montana, skiers find a remote set of backcountry trails popular for the cold snow, sheltered terrain, and unique history. The area was first developed through silver and copper mining ... More on Trails