Montana
Step back into old-old Helena on this short stretch of brick road lined with historic buildings and log cabins. It was named after Louis Reeder – the man who figured out that constructing cabins out of brick and mortar meant the town burned down less often. Although we would love to see sidewalk cafes in place of the offices now occupying the buildings, it's still a pleasant walk up to the oldest log bridge still being used in Montana.
You'll also find the small Helena Visitor Center here.
Historic Downtown Pedestrian Mall
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Helena was born with the discovery of gold in 1864 along the creek that is now Last Chance Gulch road. The pedestrian-only mall weaves between the…
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Rising like an apparition from old Europe over the town is this neo-Gothic cathedral completed in 1924, some 16 years after construction began. Highlights…
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This grand neoclassical building was completed in 1902 and is known for its beacon-like dome, richly decorated with gold-rimmed paintings inside.
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This museum in downtown Helena exhibits contemporary art by Montana artists in a variety of mediums.
1. Historic Downtown Pedestrian Mall
0.28 MILES
Helena was born with the discovery of gold in 1864 along the creek that is now Last Chance Gulch road. The pedestrian-only mall weaves between the…
0.51 MILES
This museum in downtown Helena exhibits contemporary art by Montana artists in a variety of mediums.
0.58 MILES
Rising like an apparition from old Europe over the town is this neo-Gothic cathedral completed in 1924, some 16 years after construction began. Highlights…
1.19 MILES
This grand neoclassical building was completed in 1902 and is known for its beacon-like dome, richly decorated with gold-rimmed paintings inside.