Ignore Google Maps when it warns you that part of the road here is unpaved for the last leg of the…read moredrive. It's actually recently paved, so you have a smooth ride to the parking lot! The path to the waterfall is also paved with asphalt so it's a smooth walk up and great for strollers. There are two vault toilets at the parking lot, and a small picnic area near the entrance of the parking lot. This is an amazing waterfall. Water cascades down a columnar basalt face so it's particularly stunning. I've seen amazing columnar basalt formations (Devils Tower, Devils Postpile), but none with a water element. It's very memorable. I saw some people trying to scramble up the rocks to get to the top of the waterfall, but I'm not sure how safe that is. From satellite photos it looks like there's just forest up there anyways.

Amazing Hiking trail and falls!!! If you're looking for a…read morefairly easy, clean, green, and amazing trail. This is the right place. All the way up is paved which makes the experience nicer and easier, if you're not looking to break a leg going up haha. The sunset up there are amazing and all pictures are Instagram worthy!!! I took my 70 year old grandma and she enjoyed the hike and even made it from start to finish. The ride there is a bit intense with many curves so I'd recommend to take a bag for those that may get car sick. I'll be coming back to Montana, just for this beauty!

G bar M ranch is one of the greatest finds ever! We have been twice and both times were wonderful…read more The horses, the Food, the Leffingwell family, the setting... EVERYTHING! Maria, Mike and Mary are salt of the earth people and we just love them. We can't wait to go back next summer. When you come here, you will learn about horsemanship and ride through some of the most scenic pasture land in Montana. We have been to many guest ranches in Colorado, Arizona and now here. G bar m is the winner hands down! Thank you Leffingwell family for a WONDERFUL time!!

Our second visit!! Better than the first!! Cant wait to get back there...it has become our home…read moreaway from home!!! Incredible week with a wonderful family that is running a 6th generation ranching operation and is kind enough to let us share in it. The food is exquisite, the horsemanship and knowledge is extensive, and imparted to all that ask... A place like no other, where your body can join your soul and realize that both have arrived home....to the G Bar M in Montana!!! Thank you all so much...

Follow the signs to this square-shaped park that features a perimeter road that makes it easy to…read morefind the absolute perfect spot for your recreation. Baseball fields, public restrooms, a lake you can fish or you can fish the beautiful Yellowstone River that runs alongside. Or enjoy the bandshell or the tennis courts or just so much more. This was a welcome break from the interstate and a terrific opportunity to get just a bit of nature back into me. [Review 20815 overall - 77 in Montana - 1799 of 2023.]

Great park for all kids big and small! Love that the playground is fenced off because my two year…read moreold likes to run away. There are also some older playground toys and lots of swings not too far from the playground that were fun! Happy I got to visit before the flooding. Since the flooding we have not been able to access the park from any roads and that's a huge disappointment as it is the best park in the whole town of Livingston!! Hoping it can re-open soon.

What a great trail!! This may need to become a frequented trail for me. I met some very nice people…read moreand dogs along the trail yesterday and really enjoyed the view of Bozeman. At the summit the views are of the valley back into Livingston. Very well marked trail as well as a nice parking lot. The creek that runs at the start of the trail is beautiful and dogs are allowed off leash here so I may need to see about trying that out next time as well. This trail is very close to town so easy to get to if you're in need of a quick hike. There is a decent elevation gain as well so I really got a good workout in!!

Beautiful views in the summertime, nothing too difficult, chill and relating trail. Just respect…read morethe nature and be aware of your surroundings. If you go when it is snowing maybe wear spikes. There are some icy spots. I wore running shoes and was fine but can see how it would be easy to slip.

The Armstrong Spring Creek on the O'Hair Ranch is truly a breathtaking sight. Though I did not have…read morethe opportunity to fish in this world renowned fly fisher's haven, I did however have the honor of staying in the hunter's cabin on the ranch for two amazing nights. Justin and Judy are incredibly kind and giving individuals, and their passion for the land is manifested through their dialogue, and that simple look of absolute adoration they both bear. Being from California, I am not accustomed to seeing such a great mass of land and understanding that it is managed and maintained by a few honest people. Though I cannot possibly fathom what drive and dedication it takes to care for the ranch and creek, I do however know, without a doubt, that when it comes to Yelp, five stars is an understatement.

From the owner: Our world famous spring creek is one of the most sought after destinations by fly fishermen…read moreanywhere in the world. With over 1.5 miles of fishable riffles, runs, and pools, the spring creek is a classic trout stream offering great dry fly, nymphing and even streamer water. Spring creek fishing is like nothing else in fly fishing. Consistent cold temperatures create an ecological niche for insect hatches that feed a healthy trout population in a clear riffle-and-pool creek meant for wading. The challenge of sight fishing to large and wary trout is something that must be experienced by every trout fisherman.

Absolutely worth every penny and more. The staff are wonderful and super informative. Such an…read moreincredible experience!!

I was hesitant to visit but did because family wanted to. I'm a big animal guy, who does not care…read morefor zoos or anything where animals seem to be in captivity. With that said, I will say, this place seems to be necessary to protect bears unable to survive on their own. We saw Max, who was orphaned when he was a few months old. He looked to be well taken care of and generally happy as he was playing in the pond. I wish the area for the bears was larger. If I had to guess I'd say their open area is around 1 acre. Other than watching the bear for about 15-20 minutes, there wasn't anything else to do. They have a gift shop and two goats in a pin but that's it, which makes this spot feel like a tourist trap considering it's $13.50/person as of July 2026. Overall, an OK experience but no need to return. I'd rather just donate money or food toward their mission.

What a fun and laid back afternoon on the Yellowstone with Cody. On the hottest day of the year, we…read morechilled in and out of the water, nature's most breathtaking scenery surrounding us as the gentle undulations of the raft carried us downstream. We brought music and brews, and belly laughed our way through a trip we wish could have lasted twice as long. Highly recommend!

I had the best time floating down the Yellowstone River with Cody! He was incredibly friendly, made…read morethe entire process easy and seamless, and kept us entertained with fun facts and great stories about Montana and the surrounding area. The float itself was so smooth and relaxing--I felt instantly at ease, soaking in the stunning mountain scenery that looked like it was pulled straight from a painting. My only complaint? I never wanted it to end!

My friend Laura and I had the best time here today. She's lived here for like 15 years and had…read morenever been nor had I. Our tour guide was Christopher and he was just the BEST. He had an amazing knowledge of the caves and their history. We also enjoyed the gift shop and the restaurant after. We were starving from our cave exploration so the Bison burger hit just right!! Yum! We both expressed that we think our kids would also love the caves!! This is a gorgeous hour drive from Bozeman that I also thoroughly enjoyed.

I had no idea what to expect when I was on a road trip and my travel partner had booked us a tour…read moreof the Lewis and Clark Caverns. I knew I was in for a hike, but that's about all I knew. I was absolutely blown away with this magnificent experience! We hiked about a mile up to the cavern entrance. It was a steady incline and almost all in the sun, so come prepared for that. Sunscreen and a water bottle would be wise. By the time you get to the top, you're pretty toasty warm-and then you can cool off in the cold, dark cave. The cave/cavern (what's the difference?) is truly remarkable. Nature can be awe inspiring and what you see inside this mountain is a perfect example of nature's masterpiece. Be respectful and don't touch anything you're not supposed to touch. This isn't a horribly physical excursion, although there's a good amount of stairs, narrow spaces and even one area where you slide down on your bum. People who have any mobility limitations might struggle with this one-although I did overhear that there's an alternate tour for folks who might need accommodations, so ask about that. This was likely my favorite part of the road trip-even more memorable than Yellowstone! (Sssshhhh, don't get me in trouble for saying that.)