trails

You can get to about 25 yards from the falls safely. The roar of water fills the air.

You'll have to do a lot more work these days to get the hell away from other people in Montana, but IT IS still possible. We just have to adjust our destinations and find legal lands or State Parks that aren't at the top of everyone's list.

Need to get out of the house (or the office) and explore a new trail around the Gallatin Valley? The Gallatin Valley Land Trust and the City of Bozeman make that super easy with the digital trail map.

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.

Fire activity in the western United States has created smoky conditions throughout the region.

With restrictions being eased (and others not), Terry Cunningham is back with great advice for hitting the trails or having loved ones in area nursing homes.

It's the last week for the Summer Trails Challenge. The challenge helps the Gallatin Valley Land Trust help maintain our trails and our open spaces.

Owning a pet comes with the responsibility of caring for it. A part of that is cleaning up the waste it creates, especially if it's in an area frequently used by others.

These closures are necessary for public safety during important projects.

The book is your go-to guide if you plan on hitting the trails this summer.

While you're getting outside, enjoying the great weather, and hitting the trails be sure to get involved in the Summer Trails Challenge.

Biking and cross country skiing are two of the easiest hobbies to enjoy around Bozeman. In town, there are excellent trails that are well maintained in the winter, or you can head to the hills for a "less manicured" experience.