Plan your visit to Yellowstone Wildlife Sanctuary to meet bears, cats, fox, raptors, and other rescued Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem animals.

Nostalgic old-time candies, handmade delights, and huckleberry originals. A local gem with a host of western antiques, player piano, and even a taxidermy ostrich.

The red brick 35 room Hotel began building in 1893. Originally named The Spofford Hotel, The Pollard was built between the train passenger depot and the booming mountain mining town. Described by the Livingston Herald as "Handsomely furnished in hand-oiled pine, The Spofford Hotel was bought in 1902, renamed as The Pollard and added twenty-five guest rooms, an ornate lobby, an intimate dining room, a lounge with a bar and card and billiard tables, one bowling alley, and full-service barbershop. Famous names such as William Jennings Bryan, the known silver-tongued orator, and William and Marcus Daly, the copper kings, signed the early registers. Buffalo Bill Cody spent many an evening in the lobby swapping tales with local old timers. Calamity Jane would occasionally interrupt the quietness of the hotel with her, well, calamity. And Liver Eatin' Johnson, noted Indian scout who lived near Red Lodge, frequented our establishment.

Carbon County Historical Society & Museum was first established in 1959 by Alice Greenough to house the collection of her world-renowned rodeo family. The Carbon County Historical Society was formed in 1974 and took over the museum facility in 1980. In 1990, the three-story Labor Temple building was gifted to the Carbon County Historical Society by an anonymous donor. The Labor Temple was built in 1909, entirely by the Red Lodge Miners Local No. 1771, and put on the National Register of Historic Places in 1983. The historical society reopened the museum's doors with a newly remodeled basement and first floor in 1999.

Lions Park consists of about 5 acres of land. With a great location near downtown, a covered pavilion, and a broad range of activities, Lions Park appeals to and accommodates a large range of users. The Lions Club has contributed greatly to the development and maintenance of the park. Larger events are often staged at Lions Park, including: Red Lodge Farmers Market (Friday, June-September) Art in the Beartooths Community Concerts Shakespeare in the Park Red Lodge Fun Run for Charities Amenities Basketball Court Volleyball Court Playground Horseshoe Pit Gazebo/Pavillion Ice Rink (in winter) Picnic Tables (4) Grills (3) Benches (5) Bearproof Container Dog Waste Stations (4) Public Restrooms