Havre Beneath the Streets

Step back in time and uncover a hidden side of Montana history with a tour of Havre Beneath the Streets, one of the most unique attractions along the Montana Hi-Line. Located in Havre, Montana, the underground museum showcases life in the early 1900s, when a devastating fire forced local business owners to move underground and carry on their businesses until the town could be rebuilt. Today, visitors can explore a fascinating network of tunnels featuring preserved storefronts, a bordello, an opium den, a saloon, and more—each offering a glimpse into Havre’s gritty and resilient past.

This immersive experience is perfect for families, history lovers, and anyone exploring things to do in Central Montana. Knowledgeable guides bring the underground history to life with stories about early settlers, railroad workers, and the everyday people who lived and worked beneath the streets. While in town, be sure to check out nearby attractions like the H. Earl Clack Museum and Fort Assinniboine, or follow the Montana Dinosaur Trail to explore more of the region’s prehistoric past. Havre Beneath the Streets is a can't-miss stop for anyone interested in Montana’s underground legends and living history.