Welcome to Marysville, Montana — a captivating slice of Montana’s gold‑rush past just 21 miles northwest of Helena, nestled at the foot of Mount Belmont. Once home to thousands during the Drumlummon Mine boom, today about 80 residents keep history alive in this semi‑ghost town. Explore beautifully preserved landmarks like the Marysville Pioneer Memorial Building, the hand‑hewn log structures including the town’s oldest residence, and the Methodist‑Episcopal Church, a restored gem listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
Savor hearty Montana fare at the Marysville House, housed inside a lovingly restored former train station and celebrated for its steaks, burgers, seafood, and legendary pours. If visiting in winter, hit the slopes at nearby Great Divide Ski Area, offering over 140 trails for all skill levels. Whether you’re strolling past historic storefronts, visiting the Marysville Museum, enjoying vintage architecture, or carving tracks in fresh powder, Marysville offers an authentic taste of Montana’s heritage and wild terrain.
Distance and Estimated Time from Helena:
20 – 25 Miles
30 – 35 min
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Helena, Wolf Creek & Craig, Augusta, Lincoln, Marysville, back to Helena