The Livingston Roundup Rodeo runs July 1st through July 4th. If you are planning to stay in the area for a few extra days, we highly recommend snagging tickets for one of the nights! Tickets are available online now (reserved or general admission), and additional tickets will be available in person at a few locations in the Bozeman/Livingston area starting in April. Checkout the website for more details.

Enjoy a soak at the local hot springs! Pools are filled with a constant flow of fresh mineral water from the earth.

There are beautiful hikes in the Valley for all levels. A few we recommend are:

-- Pine Creek Falls or Pine Creek Lake: you can make this out-and-back hike as easy or hard as you would like. A moderate hike will take you up to the falls, or if you want something more strenuous, hike all the way up to the lake. Trekking poles recommended!

-- Suce Creek Trail: you will have a few options from this trailhead, we recommend the 5.9 mile moderate loop hike.

**Don't forget your bear spray!

Take part in the classic Montana pastime of fly fishing!

We recommend booking a guided float down the Yellowstone River with Gallatin River Guides.

** Please note, the Yellowstone River is a freestone river, which means it could be not suitable for a float in late June depending on snowfall this winter. Please talk through details and backup plans with GRG before finalizing booking.

DePuy Spring Creek is considered by many to be one of the finest spring creeks on the planet. Its productive waters located in the heart of Paradise Valley draw anglers from far and wide, and the fishing is great year round. Check out their website for rates and availability. The spring is fished on foot in a "walk and wade", and can be with or without a fishing guide. (Contact Gallatin River Guides for more information on securing a guide. If you prefer an unguided trip and need to rent gear, visit Sweetwater Fly Shop.)

Armstrong Spring Creek is one of the triad of legendary Montana spring creeks near Livingston. Located in the heart of Paradise Valley, the scenery located along the spring creek is some of the best in the state. Check out their website for rates and availability. The spring is fished on foot in a "walk and wade", and can be with or without a fishing guide. (Contact Gallatin River Guides for more information on securing a guide. If you prefer an unguided trip and need to rent gear, visit Sweetwater Fly Shop.)

The North entrance to Yellowstone National Park in Gardiner, MT is only a ~30 min drive south of Emigrant, MT. The two most popular destinations near the North entrance are Roosevelt Arch and Mammoth Hot Springs.