Crazy Mountain Museum

Crazy Mountain Museum is a dedicated institution in Big Timber, MT, committed to preserving the rich history of Sweet Grass County. With a focus on geological finds, archeology, and local genealogy, the museum offers a diverse range of exhibits that captivate visitors of all ages and backgrounds.

Established in 1984, the museum boasts a remarkable collection of historical artifacts and structures, including a replica Norwegian stabbur, a tipi, a one-room Sourdough schoolhouse, and a Fjare homestead cabin. The picturesque grounds feature the renowned Lewis and Clark gardens, which showcase plants named by Clark during his expedition in 1806. With free admission, free WiFi, and a well-stocked gift shop, Crazy Mountain Museum provides an immersive and educational experience for all who visit.

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