Hybrid Motion is an awesome facility with the most loving, dedicated and skilled coaches. My…read moredaughters love coming to class each week to gain mastery over the many skills taught! Their confidence has grown so much over the past year! I highly recommend it!

If you're visiting Bozeman and want a wonderful horseback riding experience, this is the ranch you…read morewant to go to! My guide, Emily, was wonderful. Very knowledgeable and has a genuine love for the horses. They were beautiful and well taken care of. Tom's property is absolutely stunning. You go through parts of the Gallatin River and the views are just breath taking! 10/10 recommend.

Tom Heintz was so unprofessional to me and my group (4 riders). He cancels my trip at the very…read morelast minute so he can book a larger group and net more money. Our group scrambled to find another local outfitter but couldn't get a full day ride, like we had scheduled with Tom. I now call him "Money Hungry Tom". Customers beware. This Guy only cares about his wallet.

This place is great! We made a drive out here during our trip and I'm happy we did. I booked our…read morecavern tour online months ago. It wasn't very expensive at all. You do have to pay an $8 entry fee when you arrive if your car doesn't have Montana plates, which our rental car did not. We ate at the restaurant and shopped at the gift shop. We each got a sweatshirt because we were told the caverns would be cold. It was kind of weird though because it was so hot outside while we were there! We did the Paradise tour which didn't require a lot of walking. Our guide was great and we really enjoyed exploring the cavern. It was quite chilly inside, which was a nice switch from outside. You should definitely check this place out when in the area!

. The highlight of this SP is the cave tours to see limestone and calcite crystals, but they book…read moreout fast 1-2 days in advance. Unfortunately for me from outta town and on the road all day all week with many destinations on my list, I couldn't know well beforehand when I'd make it in time. So, I had to wait until I'm within ~4-8hr of this park before I can decide I'll be able to join a tour. But by then, all the spots are filled. The tours here are popular, even with MT's avg population density of 7 p/mi^2. . Yes, this park also has hiking trails, but because there are more flagship or exotic hikes elsewhere (nearby), like Ringing Rocks, I don't come here for general hiking as part of my vacation. . The drive up to the higher 2nd VC is pleasant with one vista. + The view there's nice and serene, . but not unique if you're on a mission for many unique views throughout the Mt West like Shoshone Falls and Berkeley Pit. + Polite, helpful staff. + Water and restrooms at both VC's. + Wasn't sure where I had to pay the entrance fee ;) Moral of the story: if you're committed to snagging a spot on one of the tours, gotta commit to this destination in advance and reduce distractions/other attractions, or have more time.

My daughter and I visited Escape Room Montana for a day date. The puzzle was challenging (we didn't…read moreescape) and fun! The attention to detail in the room was excellent. I'd highly recommend for a fun activity, date or party!

Went with my boys while in town for a soccer tournament. Good way to spend an evening. Owner was…read morereally nice and the couple we went through the escape room with was fun.

Park was without hook ups, 2 out houses on site 1 handicap site with concrete for parking on…read more The trails all around park are nice,the Madison River runs near trails but is a little awkward to get to for us over 60's Would we return to this park...NO

Five hundred and thirty two acres of impressive scenery including three rivers, the Jefferson,…read moreMadison, and Gallatin, that merge right in front of you to begin the Missouri River. Aside from the historical aspect of this site in the Lewis and Clark expedition, there are other reasons to stop and visit: campsites, foot-trails, and rafting, and picnicking. Plus, during the summer there are speakers available from the park service and the nearby University of Montana. Headwaters is a busy park, there's always something going on, but if you have the time, it's a beautiful park to explore, see wildlife, birdwatch, hike and maybe even kayak or raft down the rivers.

Great experience went on a bachelor trip Hired Dane was very impressed. We've never have fly fish…read moreand the four of us all caught something a lot of white fish and a few browns, but overall the day went real well the drift boat is super fun. Much respect to Dane for his patience as we were trying to learn.

Dane is a natural Fish Hunter and Conservationist at heart, an awesome combination as a guide; you…read moreWILL catch fish and you WILL learn a lot about fly fishing, fish habitat, and the importance of cold clean water. I've had some of the best fishing memories of my life being on the water with Dane and look forward to my next with excitement. If you want to become a better fly fisher, have the fishing adventure of a lifetime, and make a new friend, Dane is your man! He knows where the fish are and cares about where they are going to be in the future. Go fish... and tight lines!

Had an incredible guided trip with Rising Trout Fly Fishing Outfitters on the legendary Madison…read moreRiver. Our guide Mike (owner/founder) was extremely knowledgeable, patient, and put us right on the fish. All the gear provided was top-notch. Highly recommend for both beginners and experienced anglers looking to fish Southwest Montana waters!" I was with my cousin who never went fly fishing.... Mike had him on the fish and casting like an experienced fly fisherman. I will be returning next summer in June'27 and having Mike take me down the Missouri River. Mike is an awesome individual and guide!!

Mike is an awesome guide and is incredibly patient with anglers of all skill levels. Definitely…read morerecommend a trip down the river with him.

This was my favorite hike we did in our hikes here! It wasn't long but it had an epic view!…read more We found it by accident and can't recommend it enough!

Exercise your imagination. This state park, a historical site, allows it. Demands it, in fact…read more Near cliffs carved by the Madison River, this site was used by early Native Americans who used to drive the buffalo off the cliff. Waiting at the base of the cliff were the women and children ready to skin, clean, and prepare the buffalo meat and begin preparing the hides for clothing and blankets. It's difficult to imagine in today's era. It looks like any other tall hill and cliff until you read about its history. The park has a nice walking path amongst the remains of what has been identified as a Native American village and there are plenty of bones and other artifacts buried beneath the grasses. You aren't allowed to remove what you find, though. The unnerving part of the hike that follows the path of the runners and the buffalo herds is not the history, but the snakes. There are huge signs advising to be on the lookout for rattlesnakes. So much for the imagination needed to see, in your mind's eye, the thundering herds of buffalo when you have to keep one eye grounded in the reality of the here and now. It's a primitive park, not well traveled, but that makes it easier to picture the past. Just be mindful of the snakes. There's a minimal entry fee of a few dollars paid on the honor system.