

by Alpacas of Montana, Inc.
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.$90This tour offers over an hour on an active alpaca and llama farm in Bozeman, Montana, where visitors can engage directly with the animals. Guests will feed the alpacas and llamas treats, learn how to halter and handle them, and on warmer days, give them baths. Depending on the season, visitors may see baby alpacas (known as crias) and their mothers, and possibly observe live births or breeding sessions since this is a working textile farm. The tour is conducted on foot around the farm and lasts about 90 minutes. Along with alpacas and llamas, guests will meet three Turkish Anatolian Guard Dogs named Chili, Hazel, and Finn, as well as seasonal horses and chickens that enjoy visitor treats. Wildlife such as ground squirrels, deer, bald eagles, and a farm cat named Jill may also be spotted. Visitors are encouraged to take photos during the visit. At the end of the tour, each guest selects a souvenir keychain or ornament. The farm is outdoors, so visitors should wear closed-toed shoes suitable for dirt and gravel paths and apply sunscreen. There is no public restroom on site. As a full-time working farm, guests may witness animal breeding or live births and must watch their step carefully. The tour is suitable for people of all ages and abilities and moves at a relaxed pace to accommodate different needs.
Bozeman
Visitors spend about 60 minutes on the alpaca and llama farm in Bozeman. Along with meeting the alpacas and llamas, guests will see three Turkish Anatolian Guard Dogs named Chili, Hazel, and Finn who are litter-mates. Seasonal horses and chickens are also present and enjoy treats from visitors. Wildlife such as ground squirrels, deer, and bald eagles may be visible, and the farm cat Jill sometimes appears. Guests can take photos with the animals during the visit and are reminded to wear closed-toed shoes and sunscreen due to the outdoor setting. The farm is a working operation where live births and breeding may be witnessed, so visitors must watch their step carefully. The tour concludes with a choice of a keychain or ornament as a souvenir.
60 min


by Alpacas of Montana, Inc.
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.$90This tour offers over an hour on an active alpaca and llama farm in Bozeman, Montana, where visitors can engage directly with the animals. Guests will feed the alpacas and llamas treats, learn how to halter and handle them, and on warmer days, give them baths. Depending on the season, visitors may see baby alpacas (known as crias) and their mothers, and possibly observe live births or breeding sessions since this is a working textile farm. The tour is conducted on foot around the farm and lasts about 90 minutes. Along with alpacas and llamas, guests will meet three Turkish Anatolian Guard Dogs named Chili, Hazel, and Finn, as well as seasonal horses and chickens that enjoy visitor treats. Wildlife such as ground squirrels, deer, bald eagles, and a farm cat named Jill may also be spotted. Visitors are encouraged to take photos during the visit. At the end of the tour, each guest selects a souvenir keychain or ornament. The farm is outdoors, so visitors should wear closed-toed shoes suitable for dirt and gravel paths and apply sunscreen. There is no public restroom on site. As a full-time working farm, guests may witness animal breeding or live births and must watch their step carefully. The tour is suitable for people of all ages and abilities and moves at a relaxed pace to accommodate different needs.
Bozeman
Visitors spend about 60 minutes on the alpaca and llama farm in Bozeman. Along with meeting the alpacas and llamas, guests will see three Turkish Anatolian Guard Dogs named Chili, Hazel, and Finn who are litter-mates. Seasonal horses and chickens are also present and enjoy treats from visitors. Wildlife such as ground squirrels, deer, and bald eagles may be visible, and the farm cat Jill sometimes appears. Guests can take photos with the animals during the visit and are reminded to wear closed-toed shoes and sunscreen due to the outdoor setting. The farm is a working operation where live births and breeding may be witnessed, so visitors must watch their step carefully. The tour concludes with a choice of a keychain or ornament as a souvenir.
60 min