2026 RMS-AAPG Annual Meeting
Travel & Stay
Conference Accommodations
Stay comfortable at one of these RMS-AAPG 2026 Convention hotels
Make your reservations early! The group rates for the first 3 hotels expire one months before the conference!
A) Finlen Hotel & Motor Inn (5 min drive to MT Tech)
100 E Broadway, Butte, MT
online reservation: https://finlen.client.innroad.com/group (Group Number: rmsaapg)
reservation by phone: 406-723-5461 (reference RMS-AAPG room block)
reservation by email: info@finlen.com (reference RMS-AAPG room block)
RMS-AAPG 2026 Conference prices: $150-160 Motor Inn, $160-200 Hotel
B) Fairfield by Marriott Inn & Suites (10 min drive to MT Tech)
2340 Cornell Ave, Butte, MT
online reservation: Book your group rate for RMS-AAPG2026
reservation by phone: 406-494-3000 (reference RMS-AAPG2026 room block)
RMS-AAPG 2026 Conference prices: $149
C) Copper King Convention Center, an Ascend Collection Hotel (15 min drive to MT Tech)
4655 Harrison Ave, Butte, MT
reservation online: https://www.choicehotels.com/reservations/groups/PW80X3
reservation by phone: 406-221-2684, 406-533-6960 (reference RMS-AAPG2026 room block)
RMS-AAPG 2026 Conference prices: $156
D) Garner Hotel, an IHG Hotel
2777 Harrison Ave, Butte, MT
reservation online: Rocky Mountain Section AAPG
reservation by phone: 406-494-8850 (reference Rocky Mountain Section AAPG)
RMS-AAPG 2026 Conference prices: $125
Butte, Montana
The 2026 RMS AAPG meeting is headed to the Richest Hill on Earth — and VisitButte has all the information you need to make your stay in Butte as unforgettable as the conference itself.
Whether you’re seeking outdoor adventure, a bite to eat, unique local shops, or must-see attractions, you’ll find plenty to enjoy in this vibrant mountain town. From hiking trails and historic landmarks to one-of-a-kind boutiques and delicious dining spots, Butte offers unforgettable experiences around every corner.
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At the World Museum of Mining in Butte, Montana, history doesn’t just sit behind glass – it surrounds you. Built atop the historic Orphan Girl Mine, this 22-acre site is one of the world’s only museums on a former mine yard. Here, you’ll embark on a powerful, hands-on journey through more than a century of Butte’s rugged mining history.
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PLAY IN BUTTE:
Nestled a mile high in the Rocky Mountains, surrounded by the natural wonders of the Continental Divide and Montana’s headwater streams, Butte serves as a springboard to almost 4 million acres of state, and federal public land. High quality adventures are just minutes from the city, whether you have a few hours or several days. Bring your favorite gear and head outdoors, and then relax amid Butte’s unique and vibrant history.
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