Overview
Wolf Point is a small city in northeastern Montana. About 2,500 people live there. It is the largest community on the Fort Peck Indian Reservation, which notably is home to two tribes, both the Assiniboine and Sioux Nation.
1 sights · 3 things to do · 1 places to eat · 1 bars & cafés · 2 places to stay
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Best things about Wolf Point
Wolf Point Museum
Variety of local memorabilia. Open June through August.
Lewis and Clark Disc Golf
9-hole disc golf course.
Wild Horse Stampede
Rodeo at its finest, pure western fun. The event also has a noon parade, street dance, and carnival for the young 'uns.
Wadopana Pow-wow
Traditional pow-wow with a variety of activities. Saturday has lots of things for kids.
Plan your trip
Getting there
- From you: to see whether to drive or fly, and how long it takes.
- OLF L M Clayton Airport, Wolf Point — 3 mi away. Directions
- GGW Glasgow Valley County Airport Wokal Field, Glasgow — 46 mi away. Directions
Most visitors arrive by car on U.S. Highway 2 (US-2), what Montanans refer to as the Hi-Line. The group of towns on the Hi-line fall along Highway 2 from Culbertson to Browning. Other far northern towns are also sometimes referred to this way.
Full “Get in” guide ↓Budget & where to stay
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Sample 1-day itinerary
Day 1
- Morning Wolf Point Museum, Lewis and Clark Disc Golf
- Lunch Old Town Grill
- Afternoon Wild Horse Stampede, Wadopana Pow-wow
- Evening Missouri Breaks Brewing - Doc'Z Pub
Stops are grouped by area so each day needs little backtracking. Check opening hours before you go.
Food for you
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Understand
Local information
Get in
By car
Most visitors arrive by car on U.S. Highway 2 (US-2), what Montanans refer to as the Hi-Line. The group of towns on the Hi-line fall along Highway 2 from Culbertson to Browning. Other far northern towns are also sometimes referred to this way.
By plane
By train
Go Amtrak Station (Empire Builder)
This unstaffed station has restrooms but no other amenities. The Empire Builder operates daily between Seattle/Portland and Chicago. There are several stops in Montana including at Glacier National Park
See
Do
Events
Do Wild Horse Stampede
Rodeo at its finest, pure western fun. The event also has a noon parade, street dance, and carnival for the young 'uns.
Eat
Eat Old Town Grill
Diner with traditional American fare.
Drink
Drink Missouri Breaks Brewing - Doc'Z Pub
Enjoy one of Montana's craft breweries with the Big Beaver Belchin' Ale, their flagship beer. Good selection of always on tap beer and a few seasonals to mix it up.
Sleep
There are only 2 motels in town.
Go next
- Fort Peck Reservoir, Montana's largest body of water
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