It's not just about having a knack for choosing less busy days in Yellowstone National Park. There are rules involved and permits to get if you'd like to do some backcountry camping in the first national park for all to enjoy.
The decades old battle in Montana about fireworks on appropriate holidays continues. Some folks look forward to lighting fireworks for months, while others prepare with dread for the noise and disruption it causes. Patriotic? Sure. A real pain for some? Also sure.
'Firework fails' happen every year in every town. If you're going to celebrate the 4th of July with fireworks, for the love of everything holy...please be smart and stay safe.
I've noticed a lot of chatter from friends wanting to spend time this summer in the Bob Marshall Wilderness Complex. That got me thinking...if so many people I know haven't ever been there, they probably don't know how 'wild' the wilderness IS in The Bob.
Ski season is upon us at Big Sky Resort having opened on Thanksgiving Day 2020. There are several changes that they've made this season to keep all guests and staff safe. AND to make the season last as long as possible.
No walk-ins. It's like booking a tee time. A super handy calendar will allow you to book online for open skates, puck lunches, etc., AND pay for it so you're all ready to go.
From Sypes to Sourdough, Bozeman has over 80 miles of trails that are much loved and well maintained. With so much added traffic this summer, let's chat about trail etiquette for those not familiar.
Walk/wade, prohibit commercial fishing, Citizen's Day, rest-rotation and limits/caps are all phrases you'll see in the VERY important Montana Fish Wildlife and Parks survey.
OK, maybe YOU are but many people are tossing things into the bins that absolutely SHOULD NOT go in the mix. We've made a simple visual of what's right and what's wrong. Pass it on!