Jenny's Guidebook
Sightseeing
There is an entrance to the 65-acre park just two blocks west of the driveway.
Skalkaho Bend River Park
There is an entrance to the 65-acre park just two blocks west of the driveway.
Skalkaho Pass
Daly Mansion
251 Eastside HwyGreat food and shopping
Saturday morning Farmers Market is a great time.
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Hamilton Farmers Market Co-op, MT
205 Bedford StSaturday morning Farmers Market is a great time.
Food scene
Nap's Grill
200 W Main StBest burger in town.
Bitter Root Brewing
101 Marcus St
Spice of Life Cafe
900 S 1st StGreat food!
Suzette's Organics
Our ski hill
Lost Trail never disappoints. Always great snow and fabulous terrain.
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Lost Trail Powder Mountain
Lost Trail never disappoints. Always great snow and fabulous terrain.
Best coffee shop
Big Creek Coffee Roasters
301 W Main StFly shop down the street
Freestone Fly Shop
701 S 1st StGeneral and nerdy trivia about Hamilton
Part of the National Institutes of Health, Rocky Mountain Laboratories is a state-of-the-art biomedical research facility directly behind the property. RML does basic research on the molecular traits of a given microbe. Scientists research influenza, prion diseases, antibiotic-resistant bacteria and more exotic illnesses right here in Hamilton.
RML has a long history in the Bitterroot - starting with tick-borne illnesses in the early 1900s. The landmark facility was constructed on the current campus in 1928.
There is a visitors center on site.
Rocky Mountain Laboratories
903 S 4th StPart of the National Institutes of Health, Rocky Mountain Laboratories is a state-of-the-art biomedical research facility directly behind the property. RML does basic research on the molecular traits of a given microbe. Scientists research influenza, prion diseases, antibiotic-resistant bacteria and more exotic illnesses right here in Hamilton.
RML has a long history in the Bitterroot - starting with tick-borne illnesses in the early 1900s. The landmark facility was constructed on the current campus in 1928.
There is a visitors center on site.