Three Forks, Montana is where rivers meet, bison once thundered, and kids today can climb, splash, and explore history in one small town with big adventure. Known as the birthplace of the Missouri River, this town is a gold mine of family fun, just 30 minutes from Bozeman.

Less than an hour's drive from Three Forks is Butte, Montana, which offers a perfect blend of Wild West mining history, outdoor play, quirky attractions, and hearty food in a town that once shaped the world’s copper supply. Whether you have history buffs, active adventurers, or sweet‑toothed explorers, Butte delivers.

From hiking ancient cliffs to exploring museums to biking smooth trails, here are the best things to do in Three Forks and Butte, Montana with kids. Visit our Western US Family Travel Guide for more adventures out west, including our list of kid-friendly activities in Bozeman, Montana.

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The gorgeous Blue Ridge Mountains dip into Georgia, spreading south from the Tennessee and North Carolina state lines to Mount Oglethorpe (near Jasper) eastward to Tallulah Gorge (near Clayton). A prime spot for touring these scenic, tree-lined mountains is in the railroad town of Blue Ridge, just 90 minutes north of Atlanta.

Blue Ridge provides a great family getaway any time of the year. Families experience all four seasons, ranging from brilliant autumn foliage, snow during winter, and colorful flowers and lake activities during the warmer months. Whether you're driving for the day, spending a weekend, or planning a longer vacation, this Blue Ridge travel guide offers a range of exciting family-friendly activities, restaurants, and places to stay!

The transformation that takes place during the fall foliage season in Westchester and the Hudson Valley is truly magical. Westchester and the Hudson Valley provide so many stunning backdrops to enjoy the autumn leaves and scenery, whether you want to drive right up to a scenic foliage spot or go for a walk in the woods.

Read on for our top 10 favorite fall foliage spots in Westchester and the Hudson Valley.

And be sure to check out our Fall Fun Guide for Westchester and Hudson Valley Kids for plenty more ideas for seasonal fun, including our story on the top family-friendly hikes in the region.  

The Haunted House of Hamburgers is a frightfully fun dining experience where Halloween is observed all year long. The Farmingdale restaurant's spooky vibes and delicious bites make it ideal for families with kiddos of all ages.

Read on for all the details about my family's recent visit and our multi-sensory experience. 

Check out our rundown on other Themed Restaurants on Long Island and get into the haunted holiday mood with our full Guide to Halloween Fun and Activities on Long Island. 

This creepy, kooky, but not-too-spooky celebration takes over New Jersey's suburban town of Westfield in October, honoring Addams Family creator and hometown native Charles Addams. In its 8th fabulous season, this year's theme of the month-long Halloween festival is femme fatale, and it celebrates the iconic matriarch Morticia Addams.

From the Wicked Windows of Westfield display to the Addams Family Fun Day, the mostly free and non-spooky events of AddamsFest are bewitching for all ages and well worth checking out. 

For an even more frightfully fun Halloween, don't miss our Halloween Fun and Activities Guide for New Jersey Kids and Best Halloween Events in New Jersey for Kids and Families.