Wheelchair accessible things to do in Montana

Afternoon Tea in The Bitterroot Mountains - Guided Hike + More

Montana

5.0 · 1 reviews on Viator

- Join a tour led by a STEM-educated guide! - Drink teas brewed in expert fashion! - Learn the ins and outs of the trails in the Bitterroot.

“This trail has a relatively even surface most of the way! Please ask about wheel chairs and baby strollers!”

Downtown Bozeman Walking Food Tour

Bozeman, Montana

5.0 · 32 reviews on Viator

This tour is more than a meal—it’s a relaxed, local-led introduction to the flavors, stories, and character of downtown Bozeman. Guests will visit a curated selection of locally loved restaurants, bars, and specialty food stops while learning about the history, architecture, and culture that make this mountain town unique. What sets this experience apart is the combination of great food, local storytelling, and an easygoing pace. Instead of choosing just one restaurant, travelers get to sample several downtown favorites in one afternoon, meet the places that help shape Bozeman’s food scene, and leave with personal recommendations for the rest of their trip. With small group sizes, a walkable downtown route, and generous tastings included, this tour is a fun and memorable way to experience Bozeman like a local.

Bozeman Brewery Hop

Bozeman, Montana

5.0 · 18 reviews on Viator

Learn and have fun drinking beer with a Master Cicerone -- one of only 29 in the world. Perfect experience for anyone who's a fan of flavor. Regardless of whether you're a beer fan, more of a wine or cider drinker, or don't really know what you like. You'll experience 2 Bozeman breweries that are world-class and two of the best in Montana! You'll taste lots of different beers, sample different barley malts and hops, pick up tasting tips, learn how to navigate beer menus wherever you drink beer down the road. Discover important beer styles, flavors and trends, have all your beer questions answered by a true expert and educator. You'll appreciate beer in fantastic new ways.

Bozeman’s Main Street Memories Self Guided Walking Tour

Bozeman, Montana

4.0 · 12 reviews on Viator

Bozeman sits in the heart of the Gallatin Valley, surrounded by majestic mountains, and is known for its lively downtown, rich history, and welcoming community spirit. Our tour will lead you from the Emerson Center for the Arts and Culture, through the city’s most memorable landmarks and hidden gems in Main Street, and finish at the Western Café, a true Bozeman Classic. Go at your own pace, anytime. The tour never expires.

Guided Missoula History Walking Tour

Montana

4.6 · 8 reviews on Viator

The tour begins in the heart of downtown, where you'll learn about Missoula’s evolution from a railroad hub to an automobile‑era crossroads. You’ll see buildings like the elegant Florence Hotel while you learn about founder rivalries. The tour also delves into the city’s rougher past, like the infamous madam Mary “Mother” Gleim, known for violent influence on Missoula’s red‑light district. Your walk concludes at the historic Missoula Mercantile—where you can browse artifacts and historic artwork. During this 1.5-2 hour journey you'll: -Visit the Wilma Theater -Learn the origin of Missoula’s name and more about Lewis and Clark -Explore buildings along “Gasoline Alley,” where automobile culture reshaped West Main Street in the 1920s -Hear how labor activists fought for free‑speech rights on street corners By the end, you’ll have walked in the footsteps of early settlers, railroad workers, entrepreneurs, and the many colorful figures who helped shape Missoula.

Missoula Audio Tour: Public Art, Murals, and Community Stories

Montana

Missoula has been building its public art scene for decades, and the results are everywhere you look. On this self-guided audio tour, you'll trace how railroad history, Indigenous heritage, and community-driven creativity shaped a city that treats its streets and alleys as galleries. The tour starts outside the parking garage on Main Street, beside Cattin' Around, a ferrous cement alley cat that's survived football rivalries and become one of downtown's most beloved sculptures. You'll step into a commissioned alley mural project where four artists from underserved communities responded to the theme of Feeling Welcome, with work rooted in Filipino, Indigenous, Romanian, and Shoshone-Bannock traditions. The tour ends at Radius Gallery on Higgins Avenue, voted Montana's Best Art Gallery two years running and known for its ceramics and contemporary Indigenous art.

Private Transportation Service from MSO to Bitterroot Valley

Montana

Are you looking for a safe and comfortable ride to or from the airport? Our local airport shuttle and car service is here to make your travel experience stress-free and enjoyable. We offer reliable and affordable transportation services to and from the airport, ensuring you arrive on time and in style. Our experienced and professional drivers are knowledgeable about the area and will get you to your destination quickly and safely. Whether you need a ride for yourself or a group, we have a range of vehicles to choose from, including comfortable shuttles and luxury cars. We provide transportation services to all local airports, including (insert airport names). Our services are available 24/7, so you can count on us for early-morning or late-night flights. Plus, we offer competitive rates and easy online booking.

Downtown Livingston Walking Tour and Photos on Yellowstone River

Bozeman, Montana

This tour is private, fun and casual. It is tailored for your group and your preferences. If you want to sit on the swings and have your photoshoot there and do nothing else, that's fine with me. But I plan to show you (weather will determine the order in which things are done- and we can discuss that while we order our drinks, post adventure. This couple hours is really all about you learning a little bit about this tiny Montana gateway city, seeing the abundance of nature we have in our backyard and taking away some good memories, tastes and if you want to stop and find souvenirs quickly that is fine with me as well. I did not add it but if I can have some souvenirs from the tour for you to take home I will but this is a new tour, and I am really excited to meet you! Please reach out with questions and feel free to introduce yourself and tell me your purpose for being in our little town or in the region in general. I appreciate you stopping by!

Scenic Float on the Yellowstone River

Gardiner, Montana

4.8 · 200 reviews on Viator

This scenic float is a relaxing rafting option for families with kids between the ages of 0-2, or elderly folks who may not feel up to a regular whitewater adventure. During this 6-mile trip, find yourself surrounded in nature’s beauty as you meander down the magnificent Yellowstone River.

Private Yellowstone Old Faithful and Lower Loop Tour

Idaho, Montana

5.0 · 83 reviews on Viator

Spending the day on Yellowstone’s lower loop will give you an opportunity to experience the best of what Yellowstone has to offer. A long the way stop and see the famous Old Faithful Geyser as it erupts 150 feet into the air. Walk along the Grand Canyon of Yellowstone and view the Lower Falls as water plunges 300 feet into the canyon. Visit the colorful hot springs and other thermal features at one of the many geyser basins including Fountain Paint Pots, Black Sand Geyser Basin, and Wet Thumb Geyser Basin. Watch for bison, elk, bears, wolves and numerous other animals in Hayden Valley and other wildlife hotspots. This is the recommended tour if you just have one day and want to see the best of Yellowstone.

Private Wildlife and Waterfalls Yellowstone Tour

West Yellowstone, Montana

5.0 · 30 reviews on Viator

Spend more time out of the vehicle than in as you explore Yellowstone's Hayden Valley and visit some of Yellowstone most impressive waterfalls. This is a great tour for those who want to explore more and drive less.

Downtown Missoula: Historical Self-Guided Tour of Montana's Heart

Montana

5.0 · 7 reviews on Viator

Explore Montana's second-largest city on this self-guided audio tour. Along the way, you'll hear about the colorful characters, architectural gems, and dramatic stories that shaped this mountain community's unique identity. Weave through Missoula's historic streets, exploring buildings like the elegant Florence Hotel and passing landmarks that showcase the city's evolution from railroad hub to automobile center. Learn about the contentious relationship between the city's founding father, C.P. Higgins, and his business rival, Andrew Hammond. Cross the Clark Fork River with views of Brennan's Wave, a man-made kayaking feature, and see the Spanish Mission Revival-style Milwaukee Road Depot. You'll also explore the “seedier” side of Missoula's history, including tales of notorious madams like Mary “Mother” Gleim, whose exploits included diamond smuggling and attempted murder. The tour ends at the historic Missoula Mercantile, now beautifully preserved as part of the Residence Inn.