The largest fair on the Hi-Line is held in July and has activities designed for all ages, including rodeos, 4-H projects and livestock, exhibits of all kinds, music, and a demolition derby.  A full schedule of events provides entertainment for all. Also visit their website.

FORT BELKNAP INDIAN RESERVATION
Located 42 miles east Of Havre on Hwy. 2, the reservation is home to me tribes, the Assinniboine & the Gros Ventre. Staffs of the information center provide tours of the Mission, Snake Butte, ancient teepee rings, and the tribal buffalo pastures. For more information, call (406) 353-3311.

OLD FORTS TRAIL
The official state historic trail commemorates the main transportation and supply route that existed in the 1870’s - 1890’s. It begins at the OLD FORT PARK in Fort Benton, to Fort Assinniboine near Havre, into Saskatchewan, Canada to Fort Walsh in the Cypress Hills and Fort Battleford in Northern Saskatchewan.
Pamphlets and information available at the Havre Area Chamber of Commerce, 265-4383, or the Fort Benton Chamber of Commerce (406) 622-5523.

HANDOUT PROVIDED BY THE HAVRE AREA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE TOURISM COMMITTEE 130 5th AVE, 265-4383

SUMMER SPORTS
Havre offers numerous city league and sport association sponsored activities. Baseball, softball, bowling, tennis, golfing, volleyball, trap shooting, target shooting, soccer and swimming involve the entire community as participants and spectators.

WINTER SPORTS
In the Bears Paw Mountains, enjoy sledding, snowmobiling, ice skating, ice fishing, Bears Paw Ski bowl are all available for winter fun in and around Havre. Havre's Hockey Club finished the construction of a full size indoor hockey and ice skating rink (Ice Dome) on the south end of 5th Ave., by the Border Patrol Station.

WATER RECREATION
Public swimming is offered throughout the year at both a city pool and the college operated Olympic-sized pool.
During the summer, swimming, fishing, boating and water-skiing can be enjoyed twelve miles west of Havre at Fresno Reservoir, and fishing at Beaver Creek Park.
Walleye Fishing

GOLF
The Beaver Creek Golf Course & Prairie Farms Golf Course offer a challenging nine hole layout that is open to the public. Rentals are available and the pro shop offers golfing supplies.

HEATH CLUBS
The Physical Therapy Down Under and Fitness Center offers racquetball courts, Jacuzzi, saunas, aerobics, and a weight room.
Curves For Women offers weights and exercise classes for women only.
The Zoo is a new Health Club at Holiday Village Mall.

HUNTING Montana Fish Wildlife and Parks
Hunting enthusiasts will find an abundance of upland game birds, waterfowl, whitetail deer, mule deer, elk and antelope.
Bear Paw Hunts

FREE THINGS TO DO IN HAVRE

1.      View the old Steam Engine and the Jim Hill Fountain at the BNSF Depot (235 Main Street).

  2.  Bird and Wildlife Watch Along the Milk River or Beaver Creek Park.

  3.  Jog around the Community or enjoy the Walking Track at Patterson Park, Optimist Park, Northern Montana Hospital Fitness Park and the Bill Baltrusch Walking Trail.

  4.  Visit one of the City’s 18 Parks and Playgrounds.  Great fun for the Kids.

5.      Take a Self-Guided Tour through Havre’s Historic Home, Downtown & Railroad Districts.

6.      Visit a Library (Havre/Hill County (402 3^rd Street) and MSU-Northern (30 11^th Street).

  7.  See wildflowers blooming in the Spring, Summer and Fall in Beaver Creek Park.

  8.  Visit the Havre Railroad Museum (120 3^rd Avenue).

  9. Watch Amtrak and BNSF Trains pass through town from the viaduct.

10.  Tour the H. Earl Clack Museum (Holiday Village Mall).

11.View the Hands Across the Border Statue at the BNSF Depot (235 Main Street) and other community statues.

12.  Take a drive through Beaver Creek Park, coming out at Rocky Boy Reservation.

13.  View Lynden Pomeroy Steel Sculptures on MSU-Northern’s Campus (30 11^th Street West and at Stockman Bank (324 3^rd Avenue).

14.   Watch the Sun set from the top of a hill, and the overlook behind the Holiday Village Mall – view Milk River, Badlands, and BNSF Site.

15.  Browse through the Community’s Retail  Shops.

16.  Visit with a Havre “Local.”

17.  Take your camera to the Bear Paws and snap some beautiful photos all-year-round.

18.  Take a swim at Fresno or cast a line on a summer afternoon.

19.  Try your skills at the Skate Board Park (east end of 9^th Street).

20.  Enjoy the openness of the area while walking the Bill Baltrusch Nature Trail (south end of 12^th Avenue and corner of 17^th Street).

21.  Watch a summer softball game.

22.Join community folks each Wednesday (June 15^5h-August 17^th) from 6pm-8pm at the Town Square (300 1^st Street) for Sounds on the Square!

23. Explore the SATURDAY Market each Saturday, July –September at the Town Square (300 1^st Street).

24.  Enjoy a view of the Bear Paw Mountains from the Hospital fitness park for the kids to play.

25.  Experience the Northern Lights and the Stars of the “Big Sky Country.”

26. Visit the MSU-Northern Collections of Fossils, Flora, Fauna and Plains Indian Artifacts (30 11^th Street West).

27.  Visit 1914 Historic Carnegie Library Building; now Old Library Art Gallery (439 4^th Avenue).  See Montana through the work of Montana artists. 

28. Enjoy the Parade and Craft Show during Havre Festival Days in September.

29.  Partake in the Community Christmas Tree Lighting in November – Thanksgiving weekend - at the Town Square (300 1^st Street).

30. Explore the stacks at the Havre/Hill County Library (402 3^rd Street) or the Vande Bogart Library (MSU-Northern’s campus – 30 11^th Street West.)