Red Lodge is the gateway to YELLOWSTONE PARK via the beautiful BEARTOOTH HIGHWAY. Come and experience true western hospitality in this quaint, historic, mountain town. Nestled against the Beartooths, Montana’s highest mountain peaks, Red Lodge is a place of extraordinary beauty and, wherever you turn, real smiles, genuine warmth and a welcoming, Western-style hospitality.
Whether you’re looking for world-class outdoor recreation, a romantic getaway for two, or family-style fun, you’ll find it here. There’s plenty of accommodations, eateries and entertainment and a lot of friendly locals who will help point you in the right direction.
What's Happening This Week
Thursday, October 1st. Spend an evening after hours at Yellowstone Wildlife Sanctuary for their Wild of Wonder Pop-Up Event! From 5:00 – 7:00 PM, enjoy the Sanctuary in a whole new way with wildlife, party food and beverages, and plenty of opportunities to visit with our staff and learn more about the animals who call […]
Thursday, October 1st at 6 pm. Beartooth Elks #534 will host a Local Candidates Forum featuring candidates in the contested races for Montana House District 55, Senate District 28, and Carbon County Commissioner. They invite members of the community to attend and hear from the candidates as they discuss the issues and priorities affecting our […]
Friday, October 2nd through Saturday, October 31st Red Lodge Clay Center Exhibition: Finding the Ground: a solo exhibition of work by Jane Shellenbarger. Both a studio potter and educator, Jane Shellenbarger received her B.F.A. degree from the Kansas City Art Institute, and her M.F.A. from Southern Illinois University Edwardsville. Following graduate school, she worked as […]
Friday, October 2nd through Saturday, October 31st, Samuel Johnson is an American potter known for his unique, functional ceramics, often made through a traditional wood-firing process. His pieces reflect a fascination with the interplay between order and organic irregularity, resulting in surfaces marked by natural variations and dark, shadowy textures. Gallery Hours: Tuesday – Friday, […]
