Rock Hounding#SightseeingLandmarkInformation#Parkingdbo2026-04-04T17:02:17636280234397064254.jpgBMPTake Exit 241 (Pipestone) from I-90 and travel east on a gravel road (parallels interstate) for about three-fourths of a mile, then turn north on a gravel road, cross the railroad tracks and continue north for approximately 3 miles. A high clearance vehicle is recommended.Take Exit 241 (Pipestone) from I-90 and travel east on a gravel road (parallels interstate) for about three-fourths of a mile, then turn north on a gravel road, cross the railroad tracks and continue north for approximately 3 miles. A high clearance vehicle is recommended.##636280234496126159.jpg#636280234614064427.jpgBMP#BMP45.9433-112.2375ButteMT106 North Parkmont59701This unique geological formation is located approximately 18 miles east of Butte and north of I-90. The rocks in this unique geologic area chime when tapped lightly with a hammer. It is believed that the ringing is a combination of the composition of the rock and the way the joining patterns have developed as the rocks have eroded away, if a boulder is removed from the pile, it doesn't ring. Please don't disturb this natural phenomenon! Activities: Explore geologic formation Facilities: Parking area and sign information. Fees: None Season: Year-round, weather permitting. Maps: Butte South BLM map or the Pipestone Travel Management Area map available from the Butte Field Office.406-533-7600406-533-7660All YearButte164081|http://www.visitmt.com|Y#11|http://www.wintermt.com|Y#32|http://www.lewisandclark.state.mt.us|Y#94|http://indiannations.visitmt.com|Ringing Rocks Point of InterestGOLD WESTGold WestLandmark