Shown on several TV shows and featured in numerous films, Moss Mountain was designed by a prominent architect. The huge red sandstone, turn-of-the-century mansion combine several architectural styles inside.

The settlement of the West is skillfully portrayed in exhibits on Native American tribes and minority settlers. The center depicts the history, culture and lives of Yellowstone Valley homesteaders.

Authentic cowboy and Indian artifacts and more are part pf this collection.

State-of-the-art habitats and exhibits focus on animal life in northern latitude, temperate climates. Included in the zoo are river otters, black-footed ferret, bald eagles and Siberian tigers.

See rock paintings that will tell the story of the prehistoric people who took shelter in the sandstone caves 4,500 years ago. The 23-acre park contains 23 picnic areas.

This permanent collection of 3,000 significant paintings and drawings of contemporary and historic art of America's Rocky Mountain West area.

Famed Billings artist J.K. Ralston put the West on canvas. His restored home and studio, the J.K. Ralston Cabin is on display on the north end of the Rocky Mountain College campus.

The rugged Rimrocks surround Billings.

130 miles from Billings is the world's first National Park, Yellowstone. The geysers, mud pots, painted canyon, wildlife and recreation make it the world's best.

The largest performing arts theater between Minneapolis and Spokane hosts Broadway musicals, ballet, the Billings Symphony and celebrity musicians on tour.