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Contact Information:
Mary Ellen McGowan
Chamber
President
Cotton Patch Quilt Shoppe
Drummond MT 59832
406-288-3297
Ronni Luoma
Chamber
Treasurer
Flint Creek Valley Bank
Drummond MT 59832
406-288-3553
ronnigmb@blackfoot.net
Town of Drummond
PO Box 195
Drummond MT 59832
406-288-3231
Fax: 406-288-3104
Drummond Chamber
of Commerce
PO Box 364
Drummond, MT 59832
Cara Seekell
Website Development
PO
Box 214
Hall, MT 59837
406-240-2528
cara.seekell@gmail.com
Surrounding Area |
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| Located less than 20 miles from Drummond, Garnet Ghost Town was named for the ruby-colored stones found nearby. This well-preserved ghost town offers a glimpse of life in a turn-of-the-century gold camp. Located in the Garnet Range between I-90 and MT 200, Garnet is best reached from the north of MT 200 or from I-90 West of Drummond. Winter access from December 1 to May 15 is by snowmobiling or skiing only. There are also winter cabin rentals. This historic sites provides the visitor with a sense of the rugged nature of the early miners and their families that established this community in the breathtaking, rarefied atmosphere at the top of the Garnet Range. |
Pintler Scenic Route |
Drummond is the northern entrance to some of the most beautiful and enchanting scenery anywhere. This scenic route along Montana Highway 1 follows Flint Creek from its effluent with the Clark Fork River, past the historic mining town of Philipsburg, up the majestic Flint Creek Pass to its source at the pristine Georgetown Lake. You continue along Montana Highway 1 to Historic Anaconda. Here there are several activities from golfing in the summer at the Old Works Golf Club to enjoying a winter skiing weekend at Discovery Basin between Philipsburg and Anaconda. All of this at a stone’s-throw from Drummond. |
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| Pictured: Garnet Ghost Town (above); Sights along the Pintler Scenic Route (below) |
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