The trolley tour lasts about 2 hours and is led by local experts on the area of Butte's colorful history. You’ll learn about Butte’s rich mining and cultural history, which dates back to the middle of the 19th century.

Visitors will enjoy a tour through the National Historic Landmark District including the Copper King Mansion, Dumas Brothel, World Museum of Mining, Berkeley Pit Viewing Stand, Mai Wah Museum, Clark Chateau, Montana Tech and much more.

Board the trolley at the Copper King Hotel at 10 am and return back by noon. Space is limited to 25

This tour includes the prohibition-era Rockwood Speakeasy (1919-1930) that lies beneath the sidewalks of Main Street and the Historic Rockwood Hotel, which was not discovered until 2004, and was intact since the day it shut down in 1930.

On to the Butte City jail built in 1890 which was still in use until 1971. Tour the cell that Butte’s infamous hometown daredevil Robert Knievel, who after a police chase and motorcycle crash in 1956 landed himself in the jail. In the cell next to him was a frequent jail inmate known as “Awful Knofel”. That night Knievel who liked the rhyming of his neighbor’s name and rebranded himself as “Evil Knievel” from his jail cell.

Board the HUB at the Copper King Hotel at 9:30 am and return back by noon. Space is limited to 22

Will NOT receive continuing education credits

Will NOT receive continuing education credits

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