Athletic Clubs & Gyms
Big Sky CoreSport
327 9th St S
(406) 360-6656
bigskycrossfit.com
Hi-Line Climbing Center
608 1st Ave S
(406) 315-1613
hilineclimbingcenter.com
Great Falls Crossfit
624 3rd St S
(406) 590-0644
greatfallscrossfit.com
JS Fitness and Wellness
1106 9th Street South
(406) 680-9211
jeffspurgeon.com
Planet Fitness
726 10th Ave S
Great Falls, MT 59405
(406) 641-2111
planetfitness.com
The Peak Health and Wellness
1800 Benefis Ct
(406) 727-7325
peakgreatfalls.com
The Peak West Bank Landing
401 3rd St NW
(406) 604-4334
peakgreatfalls.com
Volta Athletics
701 River Dr S
(406) 595-7646
voltaathletics.com
Gymnastics Centers
Golden Triangle Gym
901 9th St N
(406) 216-2066
gotrigym.com
Great Falls Gymnastics Academy
815 1st Ave N
(406) 727-8782
greatfallsgymnastics.com
Rock N Chalk Gymnastics
900 9th St S Unit 344
(406) 590-2656
rocknchalkgymnastics.com
Golf in Great Falls
Great Falls has two public courses,
Eagle Falls and Anaconda Hills, a
private course, Meadow Lark Country
Club, and an executive course, Hickory
Swing. These four courses serve an
estimated 3,500 golfers. Typically, about
60,000 rounds are played at Eagle Falls
or Anaconda Hills each during the golf
season, which runs from mid-March
through October. About 35,000 rounds
are played at Meadow Lark Country
Club each year.
There are also opportunities for young
golfers to learn the sport and compete.
Three of the Electric City's high schools
offer teams, as does the University
of Providence. Both city courses and
Hickory Swing are busy for at least four
months with men and women's league
play. Hickory Swing also offers league
play on a smaller scale.
Eagle Falls Golf Club
1025 25th St N
(406) 761-1078
playeaglefalls.com
18 holes, open to the public
Anaconda Hills Golf Course
2400 Smelter Ave
Black Eagle, MT 59414
(406) 761-8459
playanacondahills.com
18 holes, open to public
Meadow Lark Country Club
300 Country Club Blvd
(406) 453-6531
meadowlarkclub.com
18-hole championship course,
private club, open to golfers
with club affiliation
Hickory Swing Golf Course
1100 American Ave
(406) 452-9400
hickoryswinggolf.com
18-hole executive course,
open to public
Recreation Centers
Community Recreation Center
801 2nd Ave N
(406) 727-6099
greatfallsmt.net/recreation/
communityrecreation-center
Heisey Youth Center
313 7th St N
(406) 453-1211
heiseyce.com
The Salvation Army Youth
and Family Center
1000 17th Ave S
(406) 453-0391
Swimming pools
Enjoy a soak, take a dive, or ride the
waves. There are plenty of options when
it comes to swimming in Great Falls.
The Electric City Water Park is one the
best ways to beat the heat but still have
fun in the sun. Its attractions are nestled
amidst mature shade trees and a large
grassy area, and include Montana's
largest outdoor swimming pool,
bodyboarding on the Flow Rider, chillin'
with a float down the Lazy River, and
two 165-foot long water slides. There
is also a wading pool and splash area in
the Squirt Zone for the younger guests.
Great Falls' two neighborhood pools,
Water Tower Pool and Jaycee Pool,
feature small slides and spray parks in
relaxed community settings.
Electric City Water Park
100 River Dr S
(406) 454-9800
Water Tower Pool
711 3rd St S
(406) 771-1265
Jaycee Pool
225 23rd Ave NE
(406) 771-1265
Great Falls High School Pool
1900 5th Ave S
(406) 268-6281
Peak Health and Wellness Center
1800 Benefis Ct
(406) 727-7325
peakgreatfalls.com
Get ready to shred
There's no better spot for a winter
sports lover than in Great Falls.
When the temperature drops and
the mountains start calling, head 65
miles south to Neihart and check out
Showdown Montana.
"Showdown is hands down, without a
doubt the best place to learn," Dwayne
Taylor, avid snowboarder and boarding
instructor, said. "The terrain is nice
and mellow with even progressions."
Showdown might only be 640 acres,
but it delivers.
If big mountain skiing is what you're
looking for, you won't have to travel far.
Whitefish Mountain resort is a stunning
four-hour drive through the southern
reaches of Glacier National Park.
Four hours south of Great Falls,
Big Sky Resort boasts some of the
most lavish skiing in the state. In fact,
10best.com named Big Sky the third
best ski resort in the entire country.
Great Falls isn't hurting for good
ski locations. Whether you opt to
shred local or make an easy day trip
down to one of the state's bigger
destinations, the city has you set up
for a gnarly winter.
Downhill Ski Areas
Bear Paw Ski Bowl
South of Havre – 30.2 miles
(406) 395-4040
Big Sky
South of Bozeman – 50.4 miles
(406) 995-5900
bigskyresort.com
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