Zippy Shell Moving & Storage in Billings, MT

Serving locations in and around Billings, including Cameron Park, North Park, Billings Heights, Lockwood, West End, Ironwood, Yegan, Hesper, Cline, Laurel, Huntley, Worden, Indian Arrow, and surrounding locations. If you're looking for a moving and storage company near Billings, we're here for you!

Top Attractions to Visit in Billings, MT

1.Yellowstone Art Museum - Billing itself as a museum that exhibits, collects, restores, and interprets art, the Yellowstone Art Museum has a wide variety of exhibits and collections for the public to experience. The uniqueness of the local area and the Rocky Mountain West gives the Yellowstone Art Museum access to art not seen elsewhere in the U.S.

2. Pryor Mountains - This vast mountain range is located south of Billings and features amazing vistas, camping sites, canyons, trails and beautiful meadows for nature lovers to spend their time exploring.

3. DanWalt Gardens - Considered one of Billings' "best kept secrets," the DanWalt Gardens is an amazing and beautiful botanical garden featuring stunning flora and tranquil spaces to enjoy the outdoors. Located near downtown Billings, it is perfect for an afternoon stroll, event, or wedding location!

Facts About Billings, MT

1. With a population of over 117,000, Billings nearly doubles the population of the second largest city in the state, Missoula. Because of this, Billings is considered the economic and cultural hub of the state. It's known as the "Magic City" due to its explosive growth and expansion as a railroad town in 1882.

2. One of the more famous conflicts in the 19th century post Civil War was "The Battle of Little Bighorn," or more widely known as Custer's Last Stand. The battle between Lt. Col. George Armstrong Custer and the local Native American tribes of the Lakota Sioux, Northern Cheyenne, and Arapaho Indians took place about 60 miles outside of Billings in June 1876.

3. Montana as a whole has been prominently featured in the TV show, Yellowstone, introducing many across the country to the state. While it is a Hollywood production and features its own unique flair, Montana does indeed have very deep western and cowboy roots. Billings, for example, still features numerous rodeo competitions, livestock exhibits and sales, Western-style entertainment options, and a rich cultural heritage in ranching and farming.