From mountain towns to gateway communities, Yellowstone Country’s craft breweries serve up refreshing flavor and a true sense of place, making these six stops can’t-miss for beer lovers.
Located in the rugged Beartooth Mountains just northeast of Yellowstone National Park lies one of Montana’s most iconic backpacking routes: the Beaten Path. Stretching about 26 miles from Cooke City to East Rosebud Lake, this thru-hike is a rite of passage for backpackers who want big alpine scenery without needing months on the trail.
In Yellowstone Country, firewood is more than fuel—it’s a timeless tradition that connects people to the land, providing warmth, meals, and a rhythm of life rooted in the mountains.
Crossbow, a women-run shop in Bozeman, blends custom hats, handmade leather goods, and vintage-inspired style into a modern western experience rooted in the American West
Tucked along the banks of the Yellowstone River with the Absaroka Mountains rising in the distance, Livingston is a town that blends small-town charm with big adventure.
