This free museum is all about the history of computers and robotics. They have a variety of shows throughout the day and we would recommend trying to get to at least 2 if you can.Ĭlick here to learn more about the Museum Of The Rockies. We went to 2 different ones – one on how the Earth was formed and the second on how we got the first man on the moon. One of our favorite things there is the Planetarium shows. Upstairs they have the hands on – Explore Yellowstone Discovery Center – for younger kids to learn more about Yellowstone and the surrounding area through hands on activities. There was a ton of great information on Mongolia and Genghis Khan. The third exhibit was on Genghis Khan – this isn’t a permanent exhibit. It was interesting to see the old pictures and to read about the history and the Native Americans that called Yellowstone home. The next section was all about Yellowstone Country and the history of the area. Our oldest is into dinosaurs so he loved seeing all of the dinosaur fossils and learning about what dinosaurs they had found in Montana. The Museum Of The Rockies is an awesome place to go if you want to learn about the dinosaurs from the area, Yellowstone and to check out their other exhibits. Also, kids as young as 4 have gone out! And if you are more advanced they have advanced routes they can take you on as well.Ĭlick here to learn more about Montana Alpine Guides. I asked Tyler if you needed a certain skill level to go out with them and he said no. When we were done, we had so many questions for Tyler about how we could learn more so we could do this on our own!Įven if you have never rock climbed, this would be a perfect introduction.
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Plus, Craig learned how to belay so that 2 kids could go at once.
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It was an awesome way to spend the afternoon, plus we all learned about tying the right knots and how to get things setup. We got to our climbing point, Tyler climbed up to get our ropes situated and then we got started! For the next 3 hours the kids climbed over and over again and Craig and I got a turn in (even though the kids didn’t want to give up their turn!). There were beautiful views of the valley and the Yellowstone River from our climbing spot. We got there at noon and our guide, Tyler, got us all outfitted with our gear and we headed out on a 15 minute hike to get to our climbing point at the north end of Paradise Valley. In Bozeman, they have a great company: Montana Alpine Guides that provides all of the equipment and a guide that will take you outside climbing. But since we don’t know how to get the ropes all set up securely, we normally don’t climb outside. We love rock climbing and have visited a lot of indoor gyms, but have only climbed outside once (with friends that knew what they were doing). Rock Climbing with Montana Alpine Guides.
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