Top Things to do in Cameron
Top Restaurants in Cameron
Top 10 Things to do in Cameron, United States
Discover the best top things to do in Cameron, United States including Lone Peak, Willies Distillery, Nevada City Ghost Town, Virginia City National Historic Landmark, Madison River Guides, Spirit of the North Sled Dog Adventures, Nevada City, The Illustrious Virginia City Players, Beehive Basin Trail, Alpine Adventures.
Restaurants in Cameron
1. Lone Peak
Overall Ratings
5 based on 178 reviews
Lone Peak on Lone Mountain has an elevation of 11,166ft. With 300 degrees of in-bounds skiing & 360 degree views, it's a do not miss!
Reviewed By spensterr - Fort Collins, Colorado
Nothing beats the tram ride up aside from the views from the top! And then the awesome ride down! Did multiple runs off of lone peak. Tram gets busy by 10am during the ski season.
2. Willies Distillery
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 69 reviews
Reviewed By LosAbuelos - Scottsdale, Arizona
We had the flight for five tastings, so we did sample all of the offerings. We ended up buying the Snowcrest Vodka and the Honey Moonshine. Both were exceptional.both were sipping spirits. a unique setting a little rustic, but what do you expect. Friendly and helpful staff a good experience a must for all of those that crave spirits. May be a bit pricey for some but the quality was there. drink up.
3. Nevada City Ghost Town
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 37 reviews
Relive the excitement of the Gold Rush era in Montana. The outdoor museum in Nevada City houses one of the largest collections of Old West artifacts outside the Smithsonian and has one hundred 1863 to early 1900 buildings. The museum entrance is also home to several unique music machines. There are many exhibits and artifacts to help you experience the culture, time and place engaging all of your senses as you discover early Montana. In Nevada City, you’ll witness what it was like to live in a frontier mining town in the height of the Gold Rush days. Take time out of your fast paced life to "Step into Montana's Past." Open Memorial weekend - Labor Day every year. Living History volunteers on site on weekends. Weekday price- $8 adult / $6 youth& senior / 4 and under free Weekend price- $10 adult / $8 youth & senior / 4 and under free
Reviewed By denver60 - Denver, Colorado
We toured the Nevada City Museum & Music Hall - lots of interesting items from the old West. A very fun, full day of entertainment was enjoyed by all in visiting Nevada City and the nearby Virginia City.
4. Virginia City National Historic Landmark
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 106 reviews
Reviewed By TravelFan48105 - Ann Arbor, Michigan
The historic district is the real deal, not a re-creation. It comprises several blocks of original businesses complete with their storefronts, advertising, merchandise, clothing, equipment, etc. You feel like you are going back in time to Virginia City's heyday which followed the discovery of gold in 1859. The two, or in some cases three, story buildings in the historic district are gorgeous and well preserved. We visited on a fall week day and there weren't many other tourists. Very highly recommended.
5. Madison River Guides
Overall Ratings
5 based on 2 reviews
Fully guided half/full day drift boat fishing, food/drink included, rental gear. Join me for a scenic float trip on the Madison River, enjoy scenic views of wildlife on the prairie terminating in a mountainous backdrop while catching wild rainbow and brown trout.
Reviewed By mbbzn - Bozeman, Montana
Folks who fly fish western rivers in spring know that snow runoff can be a factor in planning a trip and whether to anticipate decent fish. Outfitter/owner Mike Green knows the Madison River well, and was able to suggest the right tactics and flies to get good fish despite cold water and conditions. He is thorough in his explanations and has a good sense of humor.
6. Spirit of the North Sled Dog Adventures
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 49 reviews
Reviewed By Nikki A
I was w/ a group of late 20's people and we loved the interactive experience. Once you arrive you can borrow boots if needed. You can walk around and pet the dogs. Then a short lesson on dog sledding and you are off! You can drive your own sled or have a guide drive. Its easy I highly recommend it! Views are gorgeous. You stop for REALLY good cookies and hot chocolate, chat w/ your guide and you head back. you can help put the dogs away or just pay and head out. Very fun and a MUST DO!
7. Nevada City
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 50 reviews
Relive the excitement of the Gold Rush era in Montana. The outdoor museum in Nevada City houses one of the largest collections of Old West artifacts outside the Smithsonian and has one hundred 1863 to early 1900 buildings. The museum entrance is also home to several unique music machines. There are many exhibits and artifacts to help you experience the culture, time and place engaging all of your senses as you discover early Montana. In Nevada City, you’ll witness what it was like to live in a frontier mining town in the height of the Gold Rush days. Take time out of your fast paced life to "Step into Montana's Past." Open Memorial weekend - Labor Day every year. Living History volunteers on site on weekends. Weekday price- $8 adult / $6 youth& senior / 4 and under free Weekend price- $10 adult / $8 youth & senior / 4 and under free
Reviewed By denver60 - Denver, Colorado
We visited Nevada City during our visit to it's neighboring ghost town, Virginia City. A tourist train runs from Virginia City to Nevada City and both ghost towns are very interesting but Nevada City is not teeming with tourists like its sister, VC. We took the Nevada City Ghost town tour - very entertaining.
8. The Illustrious Virginia City Players
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 56 reviews
Reviewed By todbo - Colchester, Connecticut
The Players presented a condensed version of Robin Hood. The script was fun, the acting was stylized, and the good guys won.
After a short intermission, the Players engaged in a most entertaining vaudeville show, featuring songs and skits.Great fun, but NOT poliitically correct.
For me, the highlight of the day involved a zaftig siren who sang and strutted her way into the audience, selecting various individuals for over-the-top affection. My location (Row M, Seat 1) put me on the aisle, and she plopped into my lap and left me with a lipstick mark on my bald head. My granddaughter's wide eyes made the price of admission a bargain.
We enjoyed cheap (by Eastern standards) treats, including a carry-in beer from the tavern next door.
9. Beehive Basin Trail
Overall Ratings
5 based on 110 reviews
Reviewed By lmedsker - washington, dc
Perfect afternoon hike for our family of two young boys (6 and 8). A few steep inclines, but mostly walkable. Stunning scenery the entire route. Take a picnic and enjoy the view!
10. Alpine Adventures
Overall Ratings
5 based on 31 reviews
Alpine Adventures is a snowmobile rental business based in Big Sky, MT. At Alpine Adventures, we are focused on providing snowmobiling services with the highest level of customer satisfaction - we will do everything we can to meet your expectations.
Reviewed By hjhcatfishhunter - Arnold, Maryland
Had an excellent day snowmobiling in the Big Sky area. Rudy provided us with the right gear to keep us comfortable, gave us a great overview of the machines, got us down to the trailhead and provided us with an overview on how our machines...MoreThanks for the review. As if you couldn't tell we love what we do and want you to like it too.
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