Category: Montana Living
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Backcountry Skiing Around Big Sky and Bozeman
For those who prefer a quieter alpine experience (with a workout thrown into the mix!) Bozeman and Big Sky have fantastic backcountry skiing and riding options. And, if you’re new to the activity, Big Sky Backcountry Guides and Montana Alpine Guides offer guided trips around Bozeman, Big Sky, and Yellowstone National Park. Mt. Blackmore, Hyalite Canyon One of the…
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Romantic Date Spots Under the Big Sky
While Montana is famed for its expansive skies and endless vistas, we’re shining a light on the little things—the people, the places, and the details that truly make this corner of the world unforgettable. For a romantic date night, Montana has plenty of incredible spots to explore. From handcrafted cocktails and cozy, candlelit ambiance to enchanting…
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Top 5 Activities If You Don’t Ski
Bozeman and Big Sky have some of the best downhill and Nordic skiing and snowboarding in the west, but we get it; only some people love to ski! However, that doesn’t mean you should forego a winter trip to Montana; there are plenty of other things to do! We’ve compiled five of our favorite activities.…
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City Guide: Big Sky Meadow Village and Town Center
Considered the heart and soul of the Big Sky community, Meadow Village and Town Center are a rich mixture of shopping, dining, recreational activities like ice skating and climbing walls, community events, and a great trail system. It’s a natural gathering place where residents and visitors enjoy close-knit events under expansive Montana skies. Hill Park,…
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A Guide To Breakfast In Bozeman
Every town has a food slant. In Bozeman, it’s breakfast. And we’re not talking brunch (though it’s included). We’re talking about early morning breakfast. People in Bozeman get up and get after it, enjoying a good meal and lively conversation before their adventures begin. Each establishment has its forte, from creative cuisine and delicate pastries…
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