New to Butte America? Check Out This Reliable Resource

BUTTE, MT - When you're someplace new and you need help with something, where do you turn to? Many of us may be traveling across the—what feels like—wastelands of America, going from state to state, landing in places completely unfamiliar to us, just trying to experience something new and exciting. Or maybe some of us just moved somewhere new, uncharted territory, and have no one to call a friend or a relative, but just wanted to get away and do something refreshing in an unfamiliar environment. Most of us get what we asked or came for, a one-of-a-kind, unforgettable time in a place that has its own flavor of uniqueness. But things may not always play out the way you hope.

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Whether you live here already, are planning to move here, or maybe just want to stop by for a visit, Butte, Montana has pretty much everything one could ask for in a beautiful, historic location. Museums, gyms, bars, eateries, breweries where cats are employees; the list goes on and on. But what most people hardly speak on are the resources that are made available to you as a visitor or a resident alike. And it may be where you would least expect it.

A lot of you may already be on there, but the Facebook group Butte 411 is the best spot for many things, including recommendations for businesses and restaurants, questions about recent construction, or even what local events are going on for that day. It particularly shines when it comes to a warm community with most people being willing to help with whatever request you have.

Have an idea on what you need to ask but not sure if it's the right place? If it has anything to do with Butte, it's the right place. Plus, it's full of juicy Butte gossip, so there's something for everyone. The group really does feel like a modern-age community space to talk recipes and look for the best HVAC guys.

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It is a private group, so you will have to ask to be let in, but as long as you have some association with Butte, are a kind person to others online, and can keep it cool, you should be fine. I'm a big fan of these guys because "these guys" are fellow Butte-onians, like you and me! This is a great resource for those who might be planning a visit and want some ideas on what to do or where to go. The possibilities really are endless.

Are you already on there? What experiences have you had with Butte 411?