Location: Eureka
Top Things to do in Eureka
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Eureka is a town in Lincoln County, Montana, United States, 9 miles (14 km) south of the Canada–US border. The population was 1,037 at the 2010 census. Mayor Chris Moen leads the town to bankruptcy and basks in his glory days of logging.
Restaurants in Eureka
1. The Wilderness Club
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 22 reviews
Whether you are searching for your future home, your next vacation getaway or a new amazing golf destination, Wilderness Club offers the very best. Surrounded by peaceful spring-fed lakes, a sprawling Ponderosa Pine forest and the majestic Rocky Mountains, Wilderness Club guarantees to exceed your expectations.
Reviewed By Tom H - Cranbrook, Canada
Played the Wilderness Club for my second time and was just as impressed as the first time. Beautifully maintained course just outside of Eureka, Montana. Nick Faldo design. Lovely setting with big ponderosa pines and fir trees. Several ponds and just a very peaceful setting.
This course is fairly priced, as I remember from the first time I played if. This time I had a complementary round so the price was even better.
Take a power cart, its a long way between holes especially on the back nine and its really hot in the summer in the afternoon.
Very important to pick the proper set of tees to play from. The course is hard enough without adding distance that you don't have. I played the gold tees and found out I should have played the silver tees. I will next time.The greens are big, undulating and fast.
Very nice clubhouse and driving range.
Highly recommend this course and I will be back.
2. Trappers Saloon
Overall Ratings
4 based on 20 reviews
Reviewed By phoebe3 - Canada
Good burgers - interesting place but large chairs make it very crowded. Can be hit or miss depending on who's cooking.
3. Indian Springs Ranch
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 6 reviews
Reviewed By Baxie - Sydney, Australia
Played here on a Tuesday afternoon. Greeting superb, course in top notch condition and pace of play excellent. Very much a "hit it straight course" with challenging drives and approaches.
This has to be one of the best courses in the country for $61 (includes cart)
Highly recommended.
4. Eureka Area Chamber of Commerce
Overall Ratings
5 based on 1 reviews
The Eureka Area Chamber of Commerce is the perfect place to learn more about the beautiful town of Eureka and the surrounding areas. We offer free wifi and have a wonderful assortment of local brochures. We would love to see you here and help you with anything you need.
Reviewed By gideonyutzy - Rexford, Montana
During the West Kootenai Fire these folks were such a blessing, very honest and very helpful ! They went al out receiving and disbursing donations for evacuees and even set up an account for fire relief funds to be passed to the affected folks !
5. Dog Sled Adventures
Overall Ratings
5 based on 29 reviews
Reviewed By MLMRocksTravel - Montana
What an amazing adventure! I recommend this for absolutely everyone!
We just moved to Montana from Kansas City, and our 13 year old is not a fan of Montana. We needed to find something special for this year...and my boss recommended the Dog Sled Adventures (which she loved a couple of years ago).
This was fabulous, fantastic, amazing, and perfect.
We were prepared with our head/face warmers, snow goggles and thermal gloves. The sleds seat two, so my husband and son rode together, and I had my own sled.
10 dogs on mine, 12 on theirs. Another couple was in the third sled. We sat in warm sleeping bags on cushioned seats and were covered with elk fur. The only time I was cold was when I took off my gloves to take photos.
AJ was my driver, and he was great. Friendly and really loved those dogs. It was a very smooth and peaceful ride. As a person who is not outdoorsy at all....I never would have had the chance to experience the back country.
The dogs were so well cared for, and the working dogs got a bowl of soup at the end. Jeff owns 125 dogs, and 30 of them are retired. They are all friendly and get excited about being chosen to "work" that day. Each dog only goes on one ride a day.
Returning from this spectacular ride, hot chocolate and warm cookies are waiting in the comfortable lodge.
Worth every single penny. Worth the 4 hour drive and overnight stay in Kalispell. A memory my son will always remember.
