Activities

From apple picking and corn mazes to Oktoberfest and haunted history walks, there’s no shortage of ways to celebrate the season across Bozeman and its neighboring towns in Yellowstone Country.

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.

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.

Just outside Yellowstone’s quiet northeast entrance, Silver Gate is a gateway town with an old-time charm all its own.

Big Sky’s cocktail scene blends mountain charm with creative mixology, offering everything from smoky whiskey classics to adventurous, herb-infused creations.

Tucked along Yellowstone’s edges, away from the crowds of West Yellowstone, Gardiner, Cody, and Jackson, are small, character-rich towns that offer wild places, welcoming communities, and the quiet needed to truly hear Yellowstone speak.

Golden hour in Yellowstone Country transforms each gateway town into a front-row seat for nature’s most breathtaking light show

There’s a certain rhythm to a summer Saturday in Bozeman. It’s slow in the best way — a mix of fresh air, good food, and even better views. Here’s how locals make the most of a sunny weekend in Yellowstone Country.